Term Gallery logo

Meanings of uncanny knack in English

We have no meanings for "uncanny knack" in our records yet.
Usage of uncanny knack in English
1
Farage seems to have an uncanny knack for conjuring capital from crises.
The Guardian
2
Voters have the uncanny knack of being able to level the playing field.
The Irish Times
3
Deripaska has shown an uncanny knack for cultivating the rich, powerful and important.
The Guardian
4
But she has the uncanny knack of being all things to all people.
The Irish Times
5
He owned a race horse and had an uncanny knack for picking winners.
Rage of angels
6
The man had an uncanny knack for finding him at his least prepossessing.
Kaleidoscope
7
Rugby's uncanny knack to organise a singalong brought a boozy, knees up atmosphere to Twickenham.
The Irish Times
8
If you think you have an uncanny knack with faces why not take the test?
Radio NZ
9
He simply has an uncanny knack for scoring.
The Irish Times
10
Sport has an uncanny knack of reuniting people.
The Irish Times
11
You always had an uncanny knack for that.
No mercy
12
Shy had an uncanny knack for making enemies.
Dangerous Women
13
It was well known at the station that Vicky had an uncanny knack of recalling people's names.
Damaged
14
The octopus blessed with an uncanny knack of predicting football results, has died at a German aquarium.
BBC
15
The company has an uncanny knack for turning bizarre concepts into the most devilishly addictive casual games.
Wired
16
Throughout his career he has had an uncanny knack of divining what international audiences want from Irish acts.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Uncanny knack through the time
Uncanny knack across language varieties
United States of America
Common