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Meanings of nimbleness in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lightness"
Examples for "lightness"
1
Sometimes too much lightness: The young boys' mourning never really is addressed.
2
Having cast away the stone, she feels a new sense of lightness.
3
You grasp it; it comes away in your hands with startling lightness.
4
This will remove the acidity, and rather improve the bread in lightness.
5
I felt the sudden lightness: I gripped the window casement and clung.
1
Skiing: Zigging and zagging through this slalom course requires great physical agility.
2
The agility question is one that voters should have asked before 2008.
3
One provider This agility can be crucial in today's highly competitive market.
4
In agility in climbing the steep, rough places they equal the goat.
5
What Victor lacked in reach and height he made up in agility.
1
Carterette, with all her seeming lightsomeness, had sense and self- possession.
2
They left the theater very slowly, with all the lightsomeness and gladness of heart gone.
3
There was lightsomeness and gladness in every breath.
4
The footsteps above were distinguishable, though it was manifest that they moved with lightsomeness and circumspection.
5
George went at his task with much too much lightsomeness of spirit and disrespect for the situation.
1
Alighting with the legerity of a cat, he swerved leftward in the recoil, and was off, like a streak of mulberry-coloured lightning, down the High.
Usage of nimbleness in English
1
The incarnation of fragile nimbleness, though at the moment sluggish with exhaustion.
2
The nimbleness and shrewdness of some public men he failed to appreciate.
3
It was built to make an impression, not for speed or nimbleness.
4
Thus is the nimbleness of women's wit measured once and for all.
5
When their talk ran upon impersonal things the old nimbleness of mind functioned.
6
With extreme nimbleness he got down just as the window burst.
7
Van Helsing stepped from the carriage with the eager nimbleness of a boy.
8
He saved himself by his nimbleness, but this time Jimmie was mad-uncompromisingly mad.
9
A little wit, a little nimbleness, a little luck-time and opportunity-thesesometimes availed.
10
The nimbleness of David's wits had never come home to her till now.
11
With the nimbleness of a cat the wolf had gone completely over his back.
12
That newness might gift it with more nimbleness than hospital or medical offices possess.
13
Stafford showed some nimbleness on the Lions' first offensive touchdown.
14
Give thy brain sleep and rest and thy brain will give thy thought nimbleness.
15
And Dunham stepped out of it, again with his preposterous nimbleness, when Felicity appeared.
16
His mount wore little armor, for Vlad did not wish to restrict Kalafat's nimbleness.
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United Kingdom
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