Adroit meaning in assamese

/əˈdɹɔɪt/

quick or skillful or adept in action or thought

দ্ৰুত বা দক্ষ বা কৰ্ম বা চিন্তাত নিপুণ

an exceptionally adroit pianist

এজন ব্যতিক্ৰমীভাৱে নিপুণ পিয়ানোবাদক

1. Deft, dexterous, or skillful.

নিপুণ, নিপুণ বা নিপুণ।

1. A ſimple lad, with a whip in one hand, and the other locked in the arm of a young girl, is ſo loſt in gaping aſtoniſhment, that an adroit branch of the family of the Filches is clearing his pockets of their contents.

2. By adroit management the wooden float is made to rise on the other side of the mass, so that now having girdled the whale, the chain is readily made to follow suit; and being slipped along the body, is at last locked fast round the smallest part of the tail, at the point of junction with its broad flukes or lobes.

3. [A] person is called right-handed because his right hand is more adroit than his left; confronted by any task requiring precision of control, wielding a tennis racket or a pencil, the right-handed person uses his right hand. Similarly, as among lip, apex of the tongue and dorsum, it is apparent that the apex is the most adroit of the three. It is not surprising then that, as has often been remarked, the apical sounds are generally more frequent than the others.

4. [O]ne basic economic problem defeated the ingenuity of even the adroitest Italian bankers – the balance of payments. It often happened that the exchange of commodies was so uneven that there were no funds in Bruges to settle accounts in Florence.

5. [W]hile the press has teemed with a thousand better modes of defending Christianity, unbelievers had been asleep all the while, and dreamed of no adroiter methods of attacking it:

maladroit (maladroit)

clumsy (অনাড়ম্বৰ)

adroitly (নিপুণভাৱে)

maladroit (maladroit)

adroitness (নিপুণতা)

skillful performance or ability without difficulty

দক্ষ প্ৰদৰ্শন বা অসুবিধা নোহোৱাকৈ ক্ষমতা

facility (সুবিধা)

with adroitness

নিপুণতাৰে