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deftly
[ deft-lee ]
adverb
- in a dexterous or nimble manner; skillfully:
The nightjar, a nocturnal bird, is an aerial hunter capable of deftly snatching moths from the air in mid flight.
With clear, concise prose, the author navigates deftly through a complex narrative of diplomacy, war, and politics.
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Origin of deftly1
Example Sentences
鈥淢onument Eternal鈥 deftly repurposes archival materials, such as programs from ashram services and vintage concert bills, alongside dreamy images of Turiya that exude divine consciousness, the way a church might display saints or priests.
鈥淗e鈥檚 using those skills deftly to avoid any judicial review.鈥
Sanders, who had appeared in a few films before 鈥淜iller of Sheep,鈥 deftly plays a man whose depression extends beyond a lack of money.
But Millet鈥檚 deftly told tales 鈥 in 鈥淎tavists,鈥 as in her other novels and collections 鈥 demonstrate how a narrative framework creates meaning for human life.
He made his name with music videos and commercials, including a revered Nike spot, 鈥淔reestyle,鈥 that deftly blends the rhythms of basketball and hip-hop.
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