Expedient
Expedient adjective - Suitable for bringing about a desired result under the circumstances.
With it and expedient are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With it" instead an adjective "Expedient".
Nearby Words: expediency, expedience
With it
Both terms in one sentence
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The one impersonating the Emerald Seer got away with it through the simple expedient of never opening his eyes when the heroes were looking at him; the one trying to seduce Colwyn only blew her cover when she manifested her claws.
Source: Film / Krull -
Team Service Announcement: The RED Heavy defeats a Brass Beast-armed BLU Heavy in Unlockable Weapons this way... by the expedient of holding his 150-kilogram minigun by its barrel and beating BLU Heavy into the ground with it like a club before the notoriously sluggish Brass Beast can fire.
Source: Pistol-Whipping
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