Meanings of great adroitness in English

The South chose violence, and prepared for it secretly and with great adroitness.

Then-itsuddenly struck him that she was pumping him, and with great adroitness.

For he, in fact, was grappling with Madame Cervin, who was showing great adroitness.

At last, recollecting himself, he stood up hastily, seizing his hat off his knees with great adroitness.

It must be allowed, that the author has displayed great adroitness in the "denouement" of his tale.

He represents himself as having been nearly successful, by means of his great adroitness and the excellence of his strategy.

By great adroitness he disarmed their suspicions sufficiently to prevent further violence, though they held him prisoner for an hour.

The collection is marked by a number of long poems and sequences, allowing MacAodha to examine profound questions with great adroitness.

My companion considered this statement in silence while I congratulated myself on having parried, with great adroitness, a rather inconvenient question.

But the Southern Democratic leaders, with great adroitness, proceeded to repeat the process known as "firing the Southern heart."

He was of dark and reserved deportment, temperate and wicked, daring and wary, subtle and obdurate, of great adroitness, boldness, and self-command.

Immediately the most piercing cries were heard through the harem, whilst Shaban and Sutlememe personated with great adroitness the parts of persons in despair.

But they were restless and undisciplined barbarians, and it required the greatest adroitness to manage them in their new abodes.