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knack
noun as in ability, talent
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Yet both possess a knack for the quick counterpunch.
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Extreme cleaner Ben Giles has spent 25 years perfecting the knack of eliminating any and every stain caused by spills, severings and explosions from crime scenes.
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From “Civil War” to “Game Night,” Plemons has a knack for playing characters who are doggedly, dangerously obtuse, a key he’s still working in here.
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Panahi has a knack for tethering simple narratives to larger political and social issues.
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The only things they need are a concept, a set of thumbs and a knack for social media.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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