mastery
- noun
- /ˈmæstəri/
- Jargon
- Kays, along with Tien Doman and Christine Stulik, energetically attack each role and wardrobe change with makeover mastery.
And it's cool to think that the sensation of flow is almost like a mastery alert, like a little mastery indicator, right?
- And it's cool to think that the sensation of flow is almost like a mastery alert, like a little mastery indicator, right?
Examples
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It's possible, I guess, but the Clintonionnis are known for their mastery of this game.
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His mastery of this two player co-op shocked the world.
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And it's cool to think that the sensation of flow is almost like a mastery alert, like a little mastery indicator, right?
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Haven't I demonstrated my mastery of the game sufficiently?
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The current data show that as players advance in skill mastery, they become more committed to the game but enjoy it less than players competing at lower skill levels.
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It's called my men's mastery VIP community.
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Similarly, Stotts talked about ball movement, faster tempo, pretty cuts, and three-point mastery.
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FarmVille Crop Mastery hounds, who need every single shiny Crop Mastery sign for their farm, will need to spend Farm Cash to grow these crops.
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She earned a mastery badge in the game after defeating the toughest boss on the hardest difficulty.
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His mastery in the online racing game was evident as he consistently achieved the fastest lap times.
Synonyms
A badge shown in a game when you complete a task
A special rank players earn in a game to show achievement and get rewards
Antonyms
How Skilled
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mastery uses the same root master, meaning a top expert, and people began to use it in games for a badge or rank that shows 'advanced skill' or achievement. So a mastery badge tells others you have a high level of skill in that game or character.