nimble

IPA: nˈɪmbʌɫ

verb

  • (intransitive) To move nimbly.

adjective

  • Adept at taking or grasping.
  • Quick and light in movement or action.
  • Quickwitted and alert.
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Examples of "nimble" in Sentences

  • The people are nimble, naked, painted.
  • He is nimble and is curious of everything around him.
  • She is nimble and knows the city and its people well.
  • They are not nimble or adaptable enough to be pacesetters.
  • Careless commas trip the fastidious feet of nimble readers.
  • Garlands adorn his head, and he is lithe, graceful and nimble.
  • They're pretty nimble, and these are just the domesticated goats.
  • The main aim of the Fiesta is to be a small but nimble family hatchback.
  • The light tank is more nimble, but can be easily destroyed by the enemy.
  • They live in the jungle canopy and are very quick and nimble in the trees.

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