Effect and Mastery

Effect

Effect noun - The power to bring about a result on another.

Usage example: religion has a profound effect on our lives

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Mastery and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mastery" instead a noun "Effect".

Mastery noun - A highly developed skill in or knowledge of something.

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Effect and mastery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Mastery".

Nearby Words: master, mastered, mastering, mastership

full	full effect	full mastery
complete	complete effect	complete mastery
powerful	powerful effect	powerful mastery
actual	actual effect	actual mastery
Other adjectives: real, great, magic, unique, apparent, greater, maximum, magical.

Everything Is Better With Spinning: The Warfare mastery has no less than two skills with this effect.

Source: Video Game / Titan Quest
Via their mastery of special effect showed that it was likely done via a submerged bridge, rendered invisible by the dirty water in the lake and the oblique angle of the shot.

Source: Just For Fun / Tropes Examined by the MythBusters
Psychic powers themselves fit the first rule and the first part of the third rule, as each power has a specific function and effect and a psyker can't use more powers than his/her psychic mastery level allows unless some specific circumstance changes that.

Source: Vancian Magic

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