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Another word for knack

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knack

n.

trick, skill, talent, faculty; see ability 1, 2, talent 1. See syn. study at talent.

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Another word for knack

noun

The proper method for doing, using, or handling something:
feel, trick. (Informal) hang. See ability
Natural or acquired facility in a specific activity:
ability, adeptness, art, command, craft, expertise, expertness, mastery, proficiency, skill, technique. (Informal) know-how. See ability, knowledge
An innate capability:
aptitude, aptness, bent, faculty, flair, genius, gift, head, instinct, talent, turn. See ability, approach

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I have a knack for spotting traitors.
She's also got a knack for weapons.
Her cousin can Travel and has a knack for weapons she's hiding from Jessi.
He was also a favorite with Darian's advisors and court, with a knack for connecting with everyone, even the servants.
Thomas Corneille himself, who to his undoubted talents united wonderful facility, untiring industry, and (gift valuable above all others to the playwright) an extraordinary knack of hitting the public fancy, died, notwithstanding his simple tastes, "as poor as Job."

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