I found he was a most dexterous fellow at managing it, and would make it go almost as swift again as I could. [adjective]
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Zakir Hussain is a dexterous musician. [adjective]
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Humans, with dexterous hands, began making tools over a million years ago. [adjective]
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It was too long, and over sharp, but by turning it sideways it would do the work under his dexterous fingers. [adjective]
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We went frequently out with this boat a-fishing; and as I was most dexterous to catch fish for him, he never went without me. [adjective]
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His daughter had acquired the air of a dexterous barmaid, undisturbed by the circumstances of love and war, so apt to perplex her in the exercise of her vocation. [adjective]
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To do so was a part of the game; and many worthy people did not scruple to correct the caprice of Fortune by dexterous jugglery. [adjective]
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In fact, as he threw himself at one dexterous dive into his former seat, Mr. [adjective]
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Our axes, of which we had seventy, were immediately set to work to cut down trees, and, our men being dexterous in the use of them, great despatch was made. [adjective]
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The Indians are dexterous in contrivances for that purpose, which we had not. [adjective]
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The dexterous Greeks humoured him to the top of his bent. [Please select]
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