Being ambidextrous means having the skill or ability to use both hands equally well. The word "ambi" denotes "both" or "both sides," while "dextrous" pertains to dexterity or ability with the hands. Therefore, this term suggests that individuals who are ambidextrous possess exceptional hand coordination with both hands. The sentence provides additional evidence for this interpretation by explaining how Carlos can still throw accurately with his left hand, even though his right wrist is injured. reword this
Carlos' ambidextrous abilities allow him to maintain accurate throwing skills, despite injuring his right wrist, as he possesses exceptional hand coordination with both hands.
