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able to use both hands with equal skill and ease
- She's ambidextrous and can write with either hand.
- The ambidextrous pitcher can throw with both arms.
- Being ambidextrous is an advantage in many sports.
- The artist was ambidextrous, painting with both hands at once.
- He learned to be ambidextrous after injuring his dominant hand.
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showing intentional deceit by pretending to have one set of feelings while secretly acting on another
- His ambidextrous words hid his true intentions.
- She played an ambidextrous role, acting friendly while undermining him.
- The diplomat's ambidextrous behavior made it hard to trust him.
- He was accused of ambidextrous dealings during the negotiations.
- Her ambidextrous charm masked her ambition.