Pronunciation: /ˈnɪmblnəs/
noun the quality or state of being agile and quick in movement or action
A1 Cats are known for their nimbleness and ability to jump high.
A2 The gymnast moved with nimbleness and grace across the balance beam.
B1 The dancer's nimbleness allowed her to perform intricate movements with ease.
B2 The ninja's nimbleness and agility helped him evade his opponents in combat.
C1 The athlete's nimbleness on the field was unmatched, making him a star player.
C2 The martial artist's nimbleness and precision were a sight to behold during the competition.
formal The gymnast's nimbleness was evident in her flawless routine.
informal I envy your nimbleness on the dance floor.
slang She's got mad nimbleness skills when it comes to gaming.
figurative His nimbleness of mind allowed him to quickly adapt to new situations.
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