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ambidextrous
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ambidextrous /am·bi·dex·trous/ (am″bĭ-dek´strus) able to use either hand with equal dexterity.
am·bi·dex·trous (mb-dkstrs)
adj.
Able to use both hands with equal facility.

ambidextrous
[am′bēdek′strəs]
Etymology: L, ambo, both, dexter, right
able to use either the left or right hand to perform a task and write.

ambidextrous [am″bĭ-deks´trus]
able to use either hand with equal dexterity.


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BRED DOUX MAID SUEY RIOS SLAB EXIT MOLT ARTY Notice that the letters ASTEROID are used exactly three times each and the remaining six letters BLMUXY of AMBIDEXTROUSLY are used exactly two times each.
Before long they were trying to figure out how to coexist with the Romans, with their famous appetites for play, and with the early Christians, who evolved from both traditions and were thus inclined to ambidextrously borrow from and reject elements, depending on whether it was in the interest of the leadership to identify with or separate from one of the groups.
Accompanied by his seven-person Stone City Band, Rick James performed ambidextrously, playing an assortment of instruments that included a harmonica, piano, guitar and drums.
 
 
 
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