Adept and Learned

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Adept adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.

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Learned and adept are semantically related in skilled topic. In some cases you can use "Learned" instead an adjective "Adept".

Nearby Word: adeptly

Learned adjective - Having or displaying advanced knowledge or education.

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Adept and learned are semantically related in skilled topic. Sometimes you can use "Adept" instead an adjective "Learned".

Nearby Words: learn, learning, learner, learnedly, learnt

In the short story "The Gifts of Asti", the protagonist's people learned mindspeech from Lizard Folk; she acknowledges freely that her Lizard Folk companion is much more adept than she at the art.

Source: Psychic Powers
Combat Parkour: Christina Von Eerie isn't known for reaping high reward for her risks in truth but she is adept at reaching high places and has learned to roll through most of the common counters to her signature and finishing moves.

Source: Wrestling / Christina Von Eerie
One of the keystones to a Blue Star Adept's power is an individual secret that, if learned by another magician, allows the learner to claim the Adept's power (and if learned by a nonmagician can often render the Adept powerless anyway).

Source: Ape Shall Never Kill Ape

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