ambidexterity

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Etymology

Dating from the 17th century C.E.; ambidexter +‎ -ity, from Medieval Latin adjective ambidexter (“utilising both hands normally”), from Latin ambi- + dexter (“right, handy, opportune”).

Noun

ambidexterity (uncountable)

  1. The property of being equally skillful with each hand.
  2. Superior cleverness or adaptability.

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