0 having the ability to perform a difficult action quickly and skilfully with the hands:
a dexterous movement
East Asians are generally dexterous, in part because they grow up eating with chopsticks.
She was lively and dexterous intellectually.
He is a dexterous debater who deals swiftly with interrogators.
She has the strong, dexterous hands of a surgeon.
To work in car body repairs, you must be practical and dexterous.
Drucker has become increasingly dexterous with the idioms of pop music.
Some of the company's most dexterous strategies have involved overtly political tactics.
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