dexterity in Latin
dexterity in Latin is agilitās, pernīcitās — dexterity means skill and quickness, especially in using the hands.
dexterity in Latin
agilitās
Skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands.
pernīcitās
Skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands.
What does "dexterity" mean?
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noun Skill and quickness, especially in using the hands.
"The surgeon's dexterity made the delicate procedure look effortless."
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dexterity in a sentence
- The surgeon's dexterity made the delicate procedure look effortless.
- Playing the violin well takes years of practice to build the necessary dexterity.
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What is "dexterity" in Latin?
"dexterity" in Latin is agilitās, pernīcitās. dexterity means: Skill and quickness, especially in using the hands.
How do you use "dexterity" in a sentence?
Example: "The surgeon's dexterity made the delicate procedure look effortless." In Latin, "dexterity" is agilitās, pernīcitās.
Are there other ways to say "dexterity" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "dexterity": agilitās, pernīcitās.
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