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Synonyms for skilled
skɪldskilled
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
skilled
Skilful signifies possessing and using readily practical knowledge and ability, having alert and well-trained faculties with reference to a given work. One is adept in that for which he has a natural gift improved by practise; he is expert in that of which training, experience, and study have given him a thorough mastery; he is dexterous in that which he can do effectively, with or without training, especially in work of the hand or bodily activities. In the case of the noun, "an expert" denotes one who is "experienced" in the fullest sense, a master of his branch of knowledge. A skilled workman is one who has thoroughly learned his trade, though he may be naturally quite dull; a skilful workman has some natural brightness, ability, and power of adaptation, in addition to his acquired knowledge and dexterity. Compare CLEVER; DEXTERITY; POWER.
Synonyms:
accomplished, adept, adroit, apt, clever, deft, dexterous, expert, handy, happy, ingenious, practised, proficient, skilful, trainedAntonyms:
awkward, bungling, clumsy, helpless, inexpert, maladroit, shiftless, unhandy, unskilled, untaught, untrainedPreposition:
Skilful at or in a work, with a pen or tool of any kind.
Princeton's WordNet
skilledadjective
having or showing or requiring special skill
"only the most skilled gymnasts make an Olympic team"; "a skilled surgeon has many years of training and experience"; "a skilled reconstruction of her damaged elbow"; "a skilled trade"
Antonyms:
artless, semiskilled(a), botched, humble, unskillful, botchy, hopeless, menial, fumbling, clumsy, rusty, bungling, crude, butcherly, bungled, rough, incompetent, unskilled, weak, lubberly, lowly, out of practice(p)
Dictionary of English Synonymes
skilledadjective
Synonyms:
SKILFUL
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "skilled":
qualified, trained, specialized, competent, skilful, specialised, specialty, well-qualified, skillful, specialist, well-trained, talented, skills, relevant, highly-qualified
Words popularity by usage frequency
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#1120 | skills | |
#1280 | happy | |
#1816 | relevant | |
#2155 | expert | |
#3138 | specialist | |
#3319 | specialty | |
#3344 | qualified | |
#4914 | trained | |
#5758 | specialized | |
#7345 | handy | |
#7350 | accomplished | |
#7421 | skilled | |
#8670 | talented | |
#8742 | apt | |
#9018 | competent | |
#10247 | clever | |
#16593 | proficient | |
#16746 | specialised | |
#20064 | adept | |
#28297 | ingenious | |
#31816 | practised | |
#34606 | skillful | |
#52506 | skilful | |
#53158 | deft | |
#70664 | adroit | |
#122314 | dexterous |
How to use skilled in a sentence?
Though Americans believe confusion caused by false news is extensive, relatively few indicate having seen or shared it, if people incorrectly see themselves as highly skilled at identifying false news, they may unwittingly be more likely to consume, believe and share it, especially if it conforms to their worldview.
They're an extremely skilled line and they definitely got their chances, i thought we did a better job as the series went on. It’s tough to completely shut those guys down, they’re going to get their chances.
The fact that both men and women cited in the top 5 that they argued constantly tells you that people are not skilled at resolving conflict.
There have been too many occasions where faculty members had to abandon their beliefs and forfeit their academic freedom in order to keep their jobs. I'm concernedthat the more resources universities pour into this endeavor by only hiring facultywho are willing to tow the line, the less they will focus on developing highly skilled individuals who can easily enter the workforce at top levels.
Up until now we have had people rejoining the labor force, which allowed businesses to hire people, especially at the unskilled and semi-skilled level, there are signs that well could be running dry.
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