finesse

/fɪˈnɛs/
verb
  1. To handle or deal with something in a skillful, subtle, or clever way.
    • She finessed the tricky question without giving a direct answer.
    • He managed to finesse his way out of the awkward conversation.
    • The lawyer finessed the evidence to support her argument.
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noun
  1. Skill, grace, and cleverness in handling a situation or performing a task.
    • Negotiating that deal required a lot of finesse.
    • The chef prepared the dish with finesse, making it look like art.
    • She handled the difficult customer with great finesse.
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