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- 1. an acquired or natural skill at doing something: "he had a knack for communicating" Similar Opposite
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KNACK definition: 1. a skill or an ability to do something easily and well: 2. a skill or an ability to do something…. Learn more.
The meaning of KNACK is a special ready capacity that is hard to analyze or teach. How to use knack in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Knack.
Knack definition: a special skill, talent, or aptitude. See examples of KNACK used in a sentence.
1. A special talent or skill, especially one difficult to explain or teach: a knack for writing song lyrics. 2. A tendency or pattern of behavior: "Lincoln had a knack for involving himself in fights where the odds were against him" (Joshua Wolf Shenk). 3. Archaic. a. A clever trick. b. A knickknack.
KNACK meaning: 1. a skill or an ability to do something easily and well: 2. a skill or an ability to do something…. Learn more.
A knack is a particularly clever or skilful way of doing something successfully.
Definition of knack noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Although the noun knack refers to a special talent, the sense is that it is a more innate talent — as opposed to a certain technique. So if someone instinctively has a talent for fixing plumbing, for example, you can say they have a knack for it.
Knack definition: A special talent or skill, especially one difficult to explain or teach.
Definitions of 'knack' A knack is a particularly clever or skillful way of doing something successfully, especially something which most people find difficult. [...] More. Synonyms of 'knack' • skill, art, ability, facility [...] More. Collocations with the word 'knack' lose the knack particular knack real knack More.
