handiness
- noun
- /ˈhændinəs/
- He demonstrated great handiness when he quickly assembled the new furniture.
Examples
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I had neither the heart nor the handiness to tackle the job on my own, so our observance was rather lacking.
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With her handiness in crafting, she was able to create beautiful decorations for the party.
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His handiness with tools made it easy for him to fix the broken chair.
Synonyms
Skill and ease when using the hands or body
Skill in using the hands to do small, careful movements
Antonyms
How Dexterous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handiness can also mean skill with the hands and it comes from hand and -y, like in handy and handyman, which show being 'good with your hands'. So this sense of handiness is about being able to use tools or work with your hands easily.