sleightly Antonyms
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Meaning of sleightly
Webster
sleightly (adv.)
Cinningly.
sleightly Sentence Examples
- The magician performed the sleight with such dexterity that the audience was left astounded.
- The painter's brush danced sleightly across the canvas, creating an ethereal masterpiece.
- The ballerina's movements were so graceful and sleight that she seemed to float across the stage.
- The chef seasoned the dish sleightly to avoid overpowering the delicate flavors.
- The sommelier recommended a wine that was sleight and refreshing, perfect for a warm summer evening.
- The acrobat balanced precariously on the tightrope, his balance sleightly swaying with each step.
- The author's use of language was so sleight that the reader was drawn into the story effortlessly.
- The thief's hands moved with sleight as he pilfered the jewel from the display case.
- The surgeon's scalpel moved sleightly, deftly removing the malignant tumor.
- The wind blew sleightly through the leaves, creating a gentle rustling sound.
FAQs About the word sleightly
Cinningly.
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The magician performed the sleight with such dexterity that the audience was left astounded.
The painter's brush danced sleightly across the canvas, creating an ethereal masterpiece.
The ballerina's movements were so graceful and sleight that she seemed to float across the stage.
The chef seasoned the dish sleightly to avoid overpowering the delicate flavors.
