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Synonyms
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Meaning:
adept

expert; skilled

very able

arch

a curved part over a door, bridge, gate etc

principal, superior

archer

a person who shoots arrows with a bow

principal, superior

capable

having mental or physical ability

able to perform

consummate

to make (a marriage) complete by sexual intercourse

ultimate, best

cultivated

(of a person) cultured (the more usual word)

cultured

cultured

(of a person) well-educated and with many cultural interests

well-bred, experienced

efficient

(of a person) organized and able to perform duties well

adept, effective

excellent

very good; of the highest quality

superior, wonderful

facile

too easily done or obtained

easy; easily mastered

fine

(of weather) bright; clear; not raining; very well; (to punish a person by asking for) a sum of money (to be) paid as a penalty for breaking a law or rule

excellent, masterly

gifted

talented

talented, intelligent

past

of, concerning, all the time before the present

preceding, done

perfect

with everything needed; without fault; exact; accurate; complete

flawless, superlative

proficient

skilled

able, skilled

protean

a positively charged particle forming part of an atomic nucleus

versatile

qualified

able, skilful

able, skilful

ripe

(of fruit, grain etc) ready to be gathered and used; (of cheese) ready to be eaten

fully developed; experienced

skilful

(US = skillful) having or showing skill

able, talented

superlative

of the highest degree or quality; a form of an adjective or adverb expressing the highest degree (usually made by adding '-est' or with 'most'), such as 'happiest', 'longest', 'worst', 'most likely'

excellent, first-class

talented

having talent

gifted

versatile

interested in, clever at doing, many different things; having various uses

adjustable, flexible

versed

skilled or experienced in something

experienced, informed

vet

veterinary surgeon; to examine (a person, plan etc) closely and critically

experienced, proficient

whole

not damaged, divided or broken; entire; complete; all that there is/was of; all the members of; the complete amount; all that there is of something

entire, complete

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