The plural of ambidexterity; instances or examples of skill or dishonesty involving playing both sides.
Plural form of 'ambidexterity,' which adds the suffix '-ity' (quality or state) to 'ambidexter' (both-handed). The plural '-ies' transforms it to describe multiple instances or examples of this double-handed quality.
Using the plural 'ambidexterities' is incredibly archaic and theatrical—it's the kind of word you'd find in Shakespeare plays to describe a character's many sneaky, two-faced dealings, making it sound more dramatic and historical than modern English ever would.
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