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Meanings of agility in English

Portuguese
agilidade
Catalan
agilitat

The gracefulness of a person or animal that is quick and nimble.

agilidade
Usage of agility in English
1
Skiing: Zigging and zagging through this slalom course requires great physical agility.
Wired
2
The agility question is one that voters should have asked before 2008.
BBC
3
One provider This agility can be crucial in today's highly competitive market.
The Irish Times
4
In agility in climbing the steep, rough places they equal the goat.
Wealth of the World's Waste Places and Oceania
5
What Victor lacked in reach and height he made up in agility.
The Grey Cloak
6
That being said, I don't enjoy the diminishing agility of the body!
Feminist dot com
7
We rode down to the shore; but Malcolm walked with graceful agility.
The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
8
Young, super-fit gymnasts performed a dazzling display with amazing skill and agility.
The Irish Times
9
He has physical agility but he also has a lot of toys.
The new yorker
10
With the agility of a panther, the Chevalier sprang toward the bully.
The Grey Cloak
11
Even cleverer, is the car's agility in tight parking or traffic conditions.
The South African
12
Apparently the Haddock realized the fact for he skipped backward with agility.
Snake and Sword: A Novel
13
Plus there's obedience and agility competitions, as well as some quirky events.
Radio NZ
14
The cranial cavity was not affected, and motion and agility were uncompromised.
The Descent
15
He could scarcely credit such nimble agility in a figure so gross.
Two on the Trail: A Story of the Far Northwest
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His extremely agile mind finds its chief pleasure in its own agility.
The Mirrors of Washington
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Translations for agility
Portuguese
agilidade
Agility through the time
Agility across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common