dexterity

Converse of object

• require: Small amount of digital dexterity required to perform the loop making.
• lack: There was just one room I lacked the dexterity to get through, and had to cheat by downloading one of Stella's savegames.
• display: The musical dexterity displayed on some of these records is simply brilliant.
• limit: The Siphon bag is designed specifically for wheelchair users who have limited dexterity or balance.
• develop: The jewel boxes can be moved using the arrows on the keyboard keys or with on-screen arrows to develop mouse dexterity.
• improve: This process will also require training to improve the human mental dexterity in using the system.

Adjective modifier

• manual: The lack of fine manual dexterity can also frustrate a small person.
• verbal: You will have to travel a very long way to find a Major-General with more verbal dexterity than Tony Jay.
• lyrical: They can make you laugh, lust or cry with lyrical dexterity such as I have genuinely never found anywhere else.
• reduced: Pointing Devices The standard mouse is quite a challenging device for many people with reduced dexterity.
• vocal: It was a stunning display of vocal dexterity - with music ranging from deeply sacred to very profane!
• limited: Some people with limited dexterity or poor grip found a fixed switch easier to use than a handheld control which was attached by wires.

Modifies a noun

• impairment: A hotel has heavy outer doors that are difficult for people with dexterity impairments to open.
• difficulty: For those with manual dexterity difficulties the problems are usually related to the day-to-day mechanics of studying.
• problem: The project aims to create a teapot that is easier to use for people who have dexterity problems to use.
• test: Soon after drinking many of the dexterity test results reflected the effects of alcohol.
• skill: Football fans risk scoring an own goal if caught drink driving Ever tried testing your coordination and dexterity skills after a few drinks?
• issue: We have also identified a number of innovative outreach projects working with disabled people with a range of impairments including dexterity issues.

Noun used with modifier

• finger: Finger dexterity encouraging the use of individual finger work.
• hand: Your child is now comparatively agile - she can control her body and has good hand dexterity.