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Nimbly

Description:

Nimbly is an adverb that describes someone or something that moves quickly, lightly, and with ease.

Senses:

1. Moving quickly and lightly:

Example: The gymnast performed her routine nimbly, effortlessly flipping through the air.

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2. Being quick-witted or mentally agile:

Example: She responded nimbly to his questions, showcasing her intelligence and sharp thinking.

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3. Performing a physical task with agility and dexterity:

Example: The circus performer balanced nimbly on the tightrope, captivating the audience with their grace.

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4. Skillfully maneuvering through a difficult situation:

Example: The politician nimbly navigated the debate, artfully addressing each question without stumbling.

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Local Usage:

In the local area, "nimbly" might also refer to:

1. Local dance style:

Example: The traditional dancers moved nimbly, showcasing the unique local dance style.

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2. Specific cooking technique:

Example: The local chef nimbly chopped the ingredients, ensuring the dish was prepared with precision.

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3. Cultural activity or game:

Example: During the festival, locals play a traditional game where they compete nimbly to grab flags.

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