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Adroit (Adj.)
Someone or something that has or shows skill, cleverness, or resourcefulness in handling situations.
Example:
Thanks to Theo’s adroit response to the public relations debacle, the company managed to restore its good reputation.
Example:
The young pianist’s adroit handling of the complex classical piece was awe-inspiring.
When to Use That and Who
Use that when referring to a class or group.
Example: Horace is a member of the team that won the competition.
Use who when referring to humans or specific individuals.
Example: Horace is the one who won the chess competition.
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