gymnastic

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And in the portion where it can, you have to do a lot of gymnastic to make it compile.

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Quick take

Of or pertaining to gymnastics.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of gymnastic gathered in one view.

adjective

Of or pertaining to gymnastics.

adjective

Of or pertaining to the gymnasia (ancient Greek schools).

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for gymnastic.

adjective

Of or pertaining to gymnastics.

adjective

Of or pertaining to the gymnasia (ancient Greek schools).

Example sentences

And in the portion where it can, you have to do a lot of gymnastic to make it compile.

By analogy, Olympic gymnastic scores are subject to a lot more disagreements than 100 meter sprint times.

According to socrates to live the best life one must be trained in music and gymnastic.

Can I recommend you also fix some gymnastic rings to your garage ceiling (or a branch of a tree outdoors, if the ceiling is too low)?

To me, it requires more mental gymnastic than what is found in most functional programs.

That isn't because of some painful gymnastic maneuver you have to do, it is that information diffuses slowly for the general case.

I couldn't even hang off of the gymnastic rings let alone do what was required to get an A.

Also, every time you have to type on Qwerty, maybe it feels like doing finger gymnastic because your fingers aren't used to it?

In other words, an impressive machine learned model is typically a result of an impressive features gymnastic manually programmed by humans after lot of sweat and blood.

() The simple task of making the bed becomes a gymnastic exercise performed without a net.

I am however useless at these mental gymnastic and logic puzzle things.

That's a pretty gymnastic attempt at victim-blaming.

Quote examples

Unless Crush has a trademark on "Games and playthings; gymnastic and sporting articles not included in other classes; decorations for Christmas trees.", there can be no infringement.

It was really the visit from Henry Barber in 1975 that introduced chalk, and a more gymnastic style, that allowed local climbers to realize that some of the more recent "21s" were actually a lot harder.

While the usage of the word "Yoga" to describe spiritual practices is certainly quite old (the Yoga Sutras were apparently compiled a bit before Jesus), Hatha Yoga is only a few centuries old, and the gymnastic practice that is common today (asanas) is pretty modern (~150 years).

I supposedly have severe dyslexia but if I ever witnessed words "flipping, jumping, with gymnastic abandon across the page" I'd go to the ER immediately, either I was having a stroke or had got very late term schizophrenia.