Adverb:

ଦକ୍ଷତାର ସହିତ |,

adroitly's Usage Examples:

"In Certified, Jan Derbyshire adroitly untangles her experiences in the mental-health system".

The critic Virgil Thomson described it as "witty, alive and adroitly fashioned" in the New York Herald Tribune.

folksongs and Smyth"s own March of the Women; its pacing and orchestration are adroitly managed.

but The horror and humanity are adroitly handled, however, and Fama never lapses into cliché.

In the first, delivered at Cambridge, Love, with much address, expatiates on the calamities of the late rebellion, and adroitly excuses his temporary.

Use of overlapping sound to bridge scenes and a glowering, ominous soundtrack build up tension adroitly in last 45 minutes, as the.

be attached and detached as the anchor was weighed and, by doing this adroitly, a continuous hoist could be done, without any need for stopping or surging.

Baldwin adroitly handled the General Strike in 1926 and passed the 1927 Trades Disputes Act to curb the powers of trade unions.

It adroitly managed to tap into the darker undercurrent of Scottish society in the.

Horne jammed it up against "Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen", maladroitly linking the collection"s two deepest songs and so putting the balance.

true, for this tale offers a few characters and a few problems that are soberly and adroitly dealt with, instead of being enveloped in a mixture of highjinks.

obliga un agravio, and in other plays, he merely recasts, albeit very adroitly, works by Lope de Vega.

Harley then adroitly engineered condemnation of Britain"s allies in the peace talks and by the.