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finesse
noun as in know-how, maneuver
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verb as in maneuver, manipulate
Example Sentences
None are perfect and yet any number might finesse the unspoken disaster now in the party’s relationship with the broad electorate.
And though excitement in the concert hall should not be underrated, finesse has merits, too.
However, the committee said it welcomed the break away from aligning the minimum wage with the living wage, and recommended "further finessing of the policy application to further help business, and support jobs".
Several are renowned for their artistic finesse, a clever blend of modern architecture and traditional Persian elements.
They are seemingly unaware that a 21st century autocracy is best achieved with cunning and finesse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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