Masterful
Masterful adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.
Usage example: a president who was celebrated as a masterful communicator of his administration's policies
Old and masterful are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old" instead an adjective "Masterful".
Both words in one sentence
- Annie. To clarify, Annie is an eight-year-old girl, with masterful pyrokinesis and failing that, a 12-foot-tall feral shadow bear bound to her will... God help you if she invites 'Tibbers' to play.
Source: Cute Bruiser / Video Games - Alfie Allen's masterful Calling the Old Man Out in the third episode of season two proves he's not just Lily's Butt Monkey brother anymore.
Source: Sugar Wiki / He Really Can Act - Suffice it to say, wading through oh so much masterful emphasis taken Up to Eleven and brilliant hyperbole going Beyond The Impossible is the single absolute epitome of sheer pure annoyance, and gets old incredibly fast. Yeah.
Source: Administrivia / Tips Worksheet
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