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finesse

[fi-ness] / fɪˈnɛss /




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His game management was also immense - he showed an excellent balance of finesse and control, and made some strong decisions when things were not going to plan in the first half.

From BBC

With enough time and imagination, kickers and equipment managers are capable of finessing footballs in ways that make them soar.

From The Wall Street Journal

I cannot see Borthwick consistently going with that much power on the bench, because when you are playing against better sides, you need that experience, power, skill, and finesse from the start of the game.

From BBC

None are perfect and yet any number might finesse the unspoken disaster now in the party’s relationship with the broad electorate.

From The Wall Street Journal

And though excitement in the concert hall should not be underrated, finesse has merits, too.

From The Wall Street Journal