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knack

[nak] / næk /


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Throughout his career as college football’s premier chaos agent, he has shown a greater knack for getting fired and making enemies than winning titles.

From The Wall Street Journal

No one else in the sport’s recent history has possessed such a knack for driving fans, administrators and executives completely mad.

From The Wall Street Journal

As I said on Match of the Day, he was a joy to watch and he has a wonderful knack of making the game look wonderfully easy.

From BBC

"I mean, it's always the plan, isn't it? But it doesn't always happen that way," he said of his knack of bagging wickets in the first over.

From Barron's

Injuries to bowlers like Cummins and Josh Hazlewood would affect any team, though Australia have a knack of finding able substitutes.

From BBC