practiced
- adjective
- /ˈpræktɪst/
- So these are the really active, highly practiced musicians.
It's that well practiced neural chunk that makes it seem easy.
- It's that well practiced neural chunk that makes it seem easy.
- But it's clearly well rehearsed, well practiced.
Examples
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Incredibly talented and practiced scene partners.
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And then finally, just, you know, I, I'm, I'm a practiced escape artist.
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Another quite interesting one is that Stoicism is a lived and practiced philosophy.
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It's that well practiced neural chunk that makes it seem easy.
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Some of the best tips that I've gotten for skin care and of course, practiced hydration.
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It was a a well rehearsed, well practised piece of construction.
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The musician is very practiced at performing live, impressing the audience each time.
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After years of training, she has become a practiced speaker who captivates her listeners.
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He is a practiced runner, effortlessly completing the marathon in just under three hours.
Synonyms
Skilled at something and able to do it well
Having special training and ability to do a job well
Someone who has a lot of skill and knowledge from doing something many times
Able to do something well
A person or animal who knows the skills to do a job well
Good at doing something because of practice and careful control
A person with a lot of experience and skill in a job
Able to do a job or activity well because of practice
Knowing a lot about a subject because of study or practice
Very skilled and knowing a lot about a particular area
Able to do something well because of practice
A person trained by repeated practice to be disciplined and skilled
A person who is very skilled at an activity like music or sport
Antonyms
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word practiced comes from practice, which means 'to do something again and again' and is the same root as practical, which is about 'doing' rather than theory. So a practiced person has done a task many times and is skillful.