IPA: /həˈbiːl/
KK: /həˈbɪl/
Having skill or being able to do things well; being clever and capable in handling tasks.
She is very habile at solving complex problems quickly.
Comparative: more habile
Superlative: most habile
**Habile** → The word 'habile' comes from Old French *habile*, meaning able or skillful, which in turn derives from Latin *habilis* (meaning easily handled or fit). The word 'habile' refers to someone who is skilled or adept at something.
Think of 'able' in 'habile' — it helps you remember that 'habile' means someone who is skilled or capable.