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knack
[ nak ]
noun
- a special skill, talent, or aptitude:
He had a knack for saying the right thing.
Synonyms: , ,
- a clever or adroit way of doing something.
- a trick or ruse.
- a sharp, cracking sound.
- Archaic. a knickknack; trinket.
knack
/ ²Ôæ°ì /
noun
- a skilful, ingenious, or resourceful way of doing something
- a particular talent or aptitude, esp an intuitive one
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of knack1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of knack1
Example Sentences
The song off her latest studio album, “In These Silent Days,†is a bluesy outcry that exemplifies her knack for reflective songwriting.
British comedian Russell Howard has that special knack for pointing out both the absurdity in the mundane and the ridiculousness in the terrifying.
Highlighting your transferable skills, ability to learn new systems or step into new roles and knack for cross-functional collaboration demonstrates your resilience and capacity for problem-solving and critical thinking.
She has a knack for asking questions that go right up to the edge of intrusion but instead yield thoughtful, intimate insights.
Those traits, paired with her knack for snooping, made Harriet just like I was as a child: too curious for my own good, and prone to making mistakes because of it.
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