ambidextrousness
/ˌæmbɪˈdɛkstrəsnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being able to use both hands with equal skill and ease.
- His ambidextrousness was a surprise to his coach, who had only seen him use his right hand.
- The test measured the ambidextrousness of the participants by timing their writing speed with each hand.
- Ambidextrousness is rare, with only about one percent of the population being truly ambidextrous.
- Great skill or versatility in using both sides of the body or mind.
- The dancer's ambidextrousness allowed her to perform complex routines on both sides.
- The carpenter's ambidextrousness meant he could work from any angle without repositioning.
- In martial arts, ambidextrousness gives a fighter a significant advantage.
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