handedness

/han-did-nis/US // ˈhæn dɪd nɪs //UK // (ˈhændɪdnɪs) //

手性,手感,手部,用手

Definitions

n.名词 noun

Average spin rate in revolutions per minute by pitch type and pitcher handedness, 2017-2019For pitchers with at least 50 pitches thrown in a given season.
It was associated with government heavy-handedness and viewed with disdain.
Annoyingly, Dating Naked tiptoes into heavy-handedness as a few of its subjects start telling sob stories.
They do not welcome the Muslim Brothers' authoritarianism, oppression and heavy handedness, and they will not put up with it.
Deadspin ripped it for stuffiness, high-handedness, and general cluelessness.
In contrast to the seriousness and heavy-handedness of late-era Idol, X Factor feels positively effervescent.
Marian is delightful, with her waywardness and high-handedness; and Mrs. Owen likes originals, not feeble imitations.
The Vicomte laughed in his kindly way at what he was pleased to term my high-handedness.
Addison we know to have been a little on the hither side of open-handedness.
This recognition of deft-handedness, small claim on consideration as it might seem, was still a balm to the child.
But the partizans of Belinchon triumphed all along the line by reason of their numbers, their riches, and their open-handedness.