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Discuss A.Word.A.Day--habileThis week's theme: Adjectives habile (HAB-il) adjective: Having general ability; skillful. [From Latin habilis (able), from habere (to have or to hold). Ultimately from the Indo-European root ghabh- (to give or to receive) that is also the source of give, gift, able, habit, prohibit, due, and duty.]
"Such rude and prolonged treatment would almost certainly result in the
unwelcome appearance of an unappetizing assortment of molds that present
a formidable challenge to even the most habile of our local winemakers."
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