What is it called when you have enough skills to do something?

having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor

• a delicate brain operation requiring the services of a highly skilled surgeon

• accomplished,
• ace,
• adept,
• compleat,
• complete,
• consummate,
• crack,
• crackerjack,
• educated,
• experienced,
• expert,
• good,
• great,
• master,
• masterful,
• masterly,
• practiced
• (also practised),
• professed,
• proficient,
• skillful,
• versed,
• veteran,
• virtuoso

• adroit,
• clever,
• deft,
• dexterous
• (also dextrous),
• handy,
• slick,
• sure-handed

• effective,
• effectual,
• efficient,
• workmanlike

• able,
• capable,
• competent,
• employable,
• fit,
• fitted,
• habile,
• qualified

• knowledgeable,
• schooled,
• taught,
• trained,
• tutored

• all-around
• (also all-round),
• well-rounded

• multiskilled,
• multitalented

• incapable,
• incompetent,
• inept,
• unable,
• unfit,
• unfitted,
• unqualified,
• weak

• ineffective,
• ineffectual,
• inefficient

• talentless,
• ungifted,
• untalented

• ignorant,
• unschooled,
• untaught,
• untrained,
• untutored

• primitive,
• rough,
• unpolished

• awkward,
• clumsy,
• ham-fisted,
• ham-handed,
• heavy-handed

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very good at doing something that involves special ability or training

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intelligent or good at doing something

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able to do something

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someone who is experienced has skill at something because they have done it a lot

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good at doing something that needs a lot of skill, for example in art, music, or sports

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able to deal with someone or something well, or able to use something well

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able to do something well

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very skillful at something that you have learned

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Type: Multiple-Choice
Category: Emotional, Social, and Mental Health
Level: None
Author: Tooches
Last Modified: 9 years ago

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