nimble in Latin
nimble in Latin is agilis, pernix — nimble means able to move quickly, lightly, and with easy control.
nimble in Latin
agilis
Quick and light in movement or action.
pernix
Quick and light in movement or action.
What does "nimble" mean?
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adj Able to move quickly, lightly, and with easy control.
"The gymnast was remarkably nimble on the balance beam."
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adj Quick-thinking; mentally sharp and adaptable.
"She has a nimble mind that can jump between topics with ease."
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nimble in a sentence
- The gymnast was remarkably nimble on the balance beam.
- Squirrels are nimble climbers, darting along the thinnest branches.
- She has a nimble mind that can jump between topics with ease.
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What is "nimble" in Latin?
"nimble" in Latin is agilis, pernix. nimble means: Able to move quickly, lightly, and with easy control.
How do you use "nimble" in a sentence?
Example: "The gymnast was remarkably nimble on the balance beam." In Latin, "nimble" is agilis, pernix.
Are there other ways to say "nimble" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "nimble": agilis, pernix.
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