Usually means: Innate ability or talent; knack.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (nack)

▸ verb:  (networking) To acknowledge negatively; to send a NAK signal to.

Similar:
narc, neurotransmit, necrose, nettle, narcose, neurotize, neurectomize, renervate, necro, necropsy, more...

Opposite:
skill, ability, talent, proficiency, expertise

Types:
ability, skill, talent, gift, knack, genius, more...

Phrases:
nick nack, more...



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Similar:
narc, neurotransmit, necrose, nettle, narcose, neurotize, neurectomize, renervate, necro, necropsy, more...

Opposite:
skill, ability, talent, proficiency, expertise

Types:
ability, skill, talent, gift, knack, genius, more...

Phrases:
nick nack, more...



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