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Displaying outstanding skill, knowledge, or experience in a given field

Performed with great skill or ability

Having or demonstrating an efficient, practical, and systematic approach to one's work or a task

Put into practical use

Having been mastered, typically through practice

Done regularly as per customs or norms

Moving gracefully with ease

Familiar through use

To have utilized or employed something intangible

To have acted in preparation for something

(of a subject) To have intellectually pursued

To have performed or produced a specified action or sound

To have made a law

Past tense for to do something repeatedly so as to become skilled

Past tense for to put into effect

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Adjective

Displaying outstanding skill, knowledge, or experience in a given field

out of this world

extraordinarily skilled

exceptionally skilled

immensely skilled

highly qualified

exceptionally good

supremely skilled

the right stuff

knowing one's stuff

knowing the score

know backwards and forwards

know one's onions

having a knack for

nimble-fingered

know one's stuff

sharp as a tack

knows one's stuff

not born yesterday

of the old school

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“Though Hosea was a practiced musician, he hadn't been playing for money for very long, at least not as a street musician.”

Adjective

Performed with great skill or ability

perfectly-executed

nimble-fingered

having know-how

having good hands

exceptionally good

out of this world

having the know-how

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“Few people are sufficiently well-acquainted with the facts and psychological principles of occultism to penetrate the deceptions of a practiced performance by masters of the craft.”

Adjective

Having or demonstrating an efficient, practical, and systematic approach to one's work or a task

systematized^US

systematised^UK

well thought out

standardized^US

standardised^UK

well thought-out

straightened out

self-controlled

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“During in-person reference interview, most librarians rely on a practiced approach to understanding a patron's questions.”

Adjective

Put into practical use

brought to bear

non-theoretical

in working order

action-oriented

knowledge-based

suited to the purpose

within the bounds of possibility

within the realms of possibility

both feet on the ground

at one's disposal

available for use

at your disposal

in running order

in working condition

at your fingertips

can be exploited

can be utilized

can be put to use

can be drawn on

can be brought into play

can be brought to bear

fully-functional

high-functioning

well-functioning

ready for action

at your service

extremely useful

firing on all cylinders

able to function

readily available

within use-by date

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Adjective

Having been mastered, typically through practice

Adjective

Done regularly as per customs or norms

run-of-the-mill

common or garden

matter-of-course

standardized^US

standardised^UK

long-established

tried and tested

undistinguished

middle-of-the-road

well established

no great shakes

taken for granted

par for the course

dyed-in-the-wool

unsophisticated

unprepossessing

recognizable^US

one-size-fits-all

recognisable^UK

well-established

in the habit of

individualistic

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalized^US

institutionalised^UK

only to be expected

backward-looking

earlier generation

across-the-board

across the board

nothing to write home about

run-of-the-mine

fair-to-middling

nothing special

fair to middling

nothing to get excited about

middle of the road

what one would expect

unexceptionable

unextraordinary

readily available

widely available

run of the mill

moderately good

differentiating

in established usage

individualizing^US

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

ceremonialistic

individualising^UK

neither one thing nor the other

commonly accepted

generally accepted

conventionalized

widely recognized

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

straightforward

interdisciplinary

multidisciplinary

all-encompassing

cross-disciplinary

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Adjective

Moving gracefully with ease

light on your feet

nimble-fingered

limber as a dishrag

having know-how

having good hands

know backwards and forwards

know one's onions

having the know-how

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Adjective

Familiar through use

acclimatised^UK

acclimatized^US

familiarised^UK

familiarized^US

in the habit of

acquainted with

conversant with

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Verb

To have utilized or employed something intangible

Verb

To have acted in preparation for something

Verb

(of a subject) To have intellectually pursued

Verb

To have performed or produced a specified action or sound

followed through with

carried through

brought to fruition

brought to pass

put into effect

put into practice

translated into

put into action

materialized^US

materialised^UK

acquitted oneself of

made it through

followed through on

put into operation

caused to happen

caused to occur

been responsible for

brought into existence

brought home the bacon

were responsible for

carried to completion

brought into being

run with the ball

gone through with

brought to bear

took care of business

went through with

was responsible for

earned one's wings

brought into play

scored a success

brought into effect

laid the foundation of

turned the trick

gained fulfillment

knocked together

fulfilled your potential

delivered the goods

taken care of business

been successful

were successful

got something done

gotten something done

gotten together

ran with the ball

done justice to

went that route

gone that route

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Verb

To have made a law

carried through

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Verb

Past tense for to do something repeatedly so as to become skilled

“If you want to learn a foreign language, you will have to practice it regularly.”

Verb

Past tense for to put into effect

“I practice meditation because I believe it helps my state of mind.”

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