Flair and Way

Flair

Flair noun - A special and usually inborn ability.

Usage example: a person with a flair for making friends quickly

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Way and flair are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Way" instead a noun "Flair".

Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.

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Flair and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flair" instead a noun "Way".

old	old flair	old way
good	good flair	good way
best	best flair	best way
usual	usual flair	usual way
Other adjectives: natural, certain, obvious, real, great, bad, new, unique, dramatic, twisted, unusual.

While explicitly not associated with Russia (first of all, Novistrana is too small to be it), the game goes a long way to reconstruct most of the archetypal Russian flair.

Source: Glorious Mother Russia
Not to be outdone, Zeta Gundam featured the deviously intelligent Paptimus Scirocco, who quietly manipulated his way from common lacky to becoming the head of the Titans, killing off everyone else who got in his way with a flair and style that just made it hard not to root for the guy as a villain.

Source: Magnificent Bastard / Anime
At Clash of the Champions XXVII, Flair managed to combine it with Nonchalant Grab: When Sting went for a splash towards ringside, Flair simply grabbed Sherri Martel and put her on his way.

Source: Wrestling / Ric Flair

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