Knack and Turn

Knack

Knack noun - A special and usually inborn ability.

Usage example: a jazz musician with an incredible knack for improvisation

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Turn and knack are semantically related in ability topic. In some cases you can use "Turn" instead a noun "Knack".

Nearby Words: knacker, knackery

Turn noun - A habitual attraction to some activity or thing.

Usage example: an adventurous turn of mind that led him toward more physical activities like biking and skateboarding

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Knack and turn are semantically related in ability topic. Sometimes you can use "Knack" instead a noun "Turn".

Nearby Words: turned, turning

short	short knack	short turn
complete	complete knack	complete turn
sinister	sinister knack	sinister turn
nasty	nasty knack	nasty turn
Other adjectives: actual, definite, real, unfortunate, horrible, new, major, final, unusual, odd, weird, strange, surprising.

That said, they can still turn into men while pregnant, and it's within Lunar abilities to make a knack to get around the need for a male and a female to make a child.

Source: Homosexual Reproduction
It's possible he didn't intend to pull a FaceHeel Turn; Dracula has a knack for messing with people's heads.

Source: Franchise / Castlevania
A master of Rasmussen can reload a pistol in a single action, while a character without the Reload Swordsman Knack would take several entire turns (with 2-5 actions per turn) to do the same.

Source: The Gunslinger

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