Meaning of "One-tool"

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A term used to describe a person or character who relies solely on a single skill, strategy, or strength to survive or achieve results, and is unable to succeed through any other means

"That player was a one-trick pony who relied solely on dribbling, so as soon as the defense figured him out, he lost his edge."

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