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dexterousadjectivealso dextrous skillful with the handsthe dexterous watchmaker was able to repair the antique watch's delicate gears and parts clever, cunning, deft, handy agile, flexible, graceful, limber, lissome(also lissom), lithe, lithesome, nimble, sprycoordinatedable, adept, capable, competent, expert, habile, masterful, masterly, proficient, qualified, skilled, skillful, sure-handeddouble-jointed, loose-jointed butterfingered, ham-fisted, ham-handed, handless, heavy-handed, unhandy awkward, bungling, clumsy, fumbling, gauche, gawky, graceless, klutzy, rough-hewn, stiff, stilted, uncomfortable, uneasy, ungainly, ungraceful, woodenuncoordinatedincapable, incompetent, inept, inexpert, maladroit accomplished with trained abilitydexterous handling of a potentially embarrassing situation adroit, artful, bravura, deft, delicate, expert, masterful, masterly, practiced(also practised), skillful, virtuoso, workmanlike facile, smoothartistic, creative, fancy, ingenious, neatadept, clever, cunningable, adequate, capable, competent amateur, amateurish, artless, rude, unprofessional, unskillful awkward, clumsy, crude, klutzyineffective, ineffectualincompetent, inept dexterous, adroit, deft mean ready and skilled in physical movement.dexterous implies expertness with consequent facility and quickness in manipulation.unrolled the sleeping bag with a dexterous toss adroit implies dexterity but usually also stresses resourcefulness or artfulness or inventiveness.the magician's adroit response to the failure of her prop won applause deft emphasizes lightness, neatness, and sureness of touch or handling.a surgeon's deft manipulation of the scalpel in 1609 |