Practiced
Practiced adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.
Usage example: a simple dish that any practiced chef should be able to produce even blindfolded
Talented and practiced are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talented" instead an adjective "Practiced".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- good and practiced
- good and talented
- consummate and practiced
- consummate and talented
- accomplished and practiced
- accomplished and talented
- clever and practiced
- clever and talented
- skillful and practiced
- skillful and talented
- skilful and practiced
- skilful and talented
- capable and practiced
- capable and talented
Both words in one sentence
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Even Ikki, who was extremely talented, practiced incessantly between fights.
Source: Manga / Air Gear - Game Masters will often be practiced actors, and many of the better GMs are also talented vocal artists and authors — for some, they're skills that see a lot of use, and many games have come into legend because of a memorable GM-controlled NPC.
Source: Game Master -
As the movie progresses, it becomes clear that he's simply not practiced or refined with his power, but he is naturally talented - he tends to do fine with larger, more forceful movements than smaller, precise ones.
Source: Film / Push
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