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flair

[flair] / flɛər /


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Cooking requires "nafas", or soul, Orfali explained, using the Arabic term that describes a cook's personal flair for food and their ability to conjure up exceptional meals.

From Barron's

Such was Eze's natural flair for the game he won $20,000 in an online tournament in May - but he will be wary of being outmanoeuvred by Olise on the pitch.

From BBC

With a background in fashion and experience working at Violet bakery and Spring restaurant in London, Thompson brings a unique flair to his baking.

From The Wall Street Journal

Erivo then launched into what she does best — a raw vocal performance with complicated runs, lots of belting and a jazzy flair, making “The Wizard and I” one of the best performances of the special.

From Los Angeles Times

Walking in after two early wickets - including the prolific mainstay Smriti Mandhana - she steadied the innings with superb technique, sharp match awareness, and bursts of flair.

From BBC