Good
Skillful
Skillful adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.
Usage example: performance testing of automobiles that should be done only by skillful drivers on a closed course
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- While the Sultan wasn't a good person (indeed he recognizably acted like a stereotypical serial killer), Sheherazade was a noble and heroic woman as well as being skillful.
Source: Good People Have Good Sex -
Sauron may be slightly better on the whole, but Gandalf is good enough to take skillful advantage of his one weakness.
- Moreover, the advent of television meant that being good-looking and blandly inoffensive became more important than being a skillful politician who could command peoples' loyalty.
Source: Literature / The Last Hurrah
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