Noun:

ଚିତ୍ତାକର୍ଷକ |,

nimbleness's Usage Examples:

acts at the Glasgow Metropole, his diminutive size at 5 ft 1" aiding his nimbleness in performance.

These deficiencies included low nimbleness, efficiency loss during swampy area crossings, complex and expensive production.

very melody-savvy and his unmatched plucking technique approximates the nimbleness of a well fingerpicked guitar" All compositions by Erik Friedlander "Low.

neither produces the beauty of tone of a Tourte, nor handles with the nimbleness of a Nicolaus Kittel, a fine Peccatte does everything it must do very.

He negotiates with ease and nimbleness the many twists and turns he challenges himself with.

of Pantomime, this tricky servant was best known for his lighthearted nimbleness, zany personality, crude expression of sexuality, and physical agility.

What with Ipata’s liquid tone and secure virtuosity, and the brightness, nimbleness and transparency of the one-to-a-part strings of Auser Musici (excellently.

"a dwarf no higher than a boot" and "gymnast of incomparable beauty, nimbleness, and athletic vigor" as related in Andrew Lang"s biography of Joan of.

Rightly proud of his nimbleness in the covers and the four boundaries in a row he once audaciously took.

activities like agility that stress intelligence, passion, speed and nimbleness may be appropriate substitutes for traditional work.

has been shown to affect behavior at the initiation of turns such as nimbleness and initial roll control.

An anonymous poet praises the ball skills of Piso: No less is your nimbleness, if it is your pleasure to return the flying ball, or recover it when.

practice is in full swing and force to the greatest extent, where one openly defrauds another with bad merchandise, false measures, weights, coins, and by nimbleness.

Synonyms:

legerity, gracefulness, lightness, lightsomeness, agility,

Antonyms:

heaviness, sorrow, stupidity,