Experience with
Knowledge of and experience with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knowledge of" instead a noun phrase "Experience with".
Knowledge of
Experience with and knowledge of are semantically related. You can use "Experience with" instead a noun phrase "Knowledge of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- familiarity and experience with
- familiarity and knowledge of
- acquaintance and experience with
- acquaintance and knowledge of
- experience of and experience with
- experience of and knowledge of
- understanding of and experience with
- understanding of and knowledge of
- acquaintance with and experience with
- acquaintance with and knowledge of
- awareness of and experience with
- awareness of and knowledge of
- insight into and experience with
- insight into and knowledge of
Both terms in one sentence
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The fact that the author clearly has in-depth knowledge of and experience with technology and hacking really helps things.
Source: Literature / Little Brother -
It's obvious from the first episode he's in that Garak has government connections, knowledge of terrorist operations and experience with covert activities, but he insists on denying that he's a spy.
Source: Implausible Deniability - In Vinyl and Octavia Move House, Octavia suggests that she and Vinyl roll a d20 to determine who gets a particular room, foreshadowing her knowledge of and previous experience with roleplaying, which comes back in Vinyl and Octavia Engage in Roleplay.
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