mastership

Examples

• All

• His mastership of the violin is truly impressive.

• Years of dedicated practice led to his mastership in the art of calligraphy.

• Her mastership of the piano was evident in every note she played.

• She achieved mastership in painting after years of practice.

• After years of practice, she achieved mastership in playing the violin, impressing everyone with her talent.

• His reputation for mastership in cooking earned him a place on the culinary school's faculty.

• The artist's mastership in sculpting was evident in the intricate details of her latest creation.

Synonyms

M

mastery

vsmastership

37 4.2

Very high skill in a subject or activity

refers to great skill and expertise rather than full control

A

adeptness

vsmastership

1 5.6

A high level of skill at doing something

denotes deeper or outstanding expertise beyond mere practical proficiency

M

masterly command

vsmastership

• Formal

6.7

Great skill and control in a subject or activity

is great skill or expertise without stressing exceptional status

M

magistery

vsmastership

9.9

A very high level of skill in a field like literature

is great skill in activity, not necessarily scholarly or field specific

E

expertness

vsmastership

6.4

High skill or knowledge in a specific area

focuses on exceptionally high practical skill rather than knowledge emphasis

Antonyms

I

inexperience

24 4.0

Not having enough skill or knowledge when doing something new

A

amateurism

4 6.5

Doing sports or art for pleasure rather than for money

How Skilled

mastership

7.1

expert

∞ 3.2

practitioner

120 4.0

apprentice

97 3.4

beginner

81 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology