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wizardliness

wizardliness

9.4
A great skill in a special area like programming
  • noun
  • /ˈwɪzərdlinəs/
translation icon : habilidad excepcional
  • Her wizardliness in coding helped the team solve complex problems quickly.

Examples

  • Many admire his wizardliness when it comes to solving tricky programming bugs.

  • Her wizardliness in coding impressed everyone at the conference.

  • The competition judges commented on the remarkable wizardliness displayed during the final round.

  • The team's wizardliness in solving complex problems is unmatched.

  • Her wizardliness in coding helped the team solve complex problems quickly.

  • Many admire his wizardliness when it comes to solving tricky programming bugs.

  • The team's wizardliness in developing innovative software features set them apart from others.

Synonyms

genius
vswizardliness
601 4.3

Very great natural talent for one area of work or study

is about exceptional skill that may be learned or developed in specialties
wizardry
vswizardliness
11 6.7

Very great skill in a particular activity, like making games or cooking

is focused on exceptional skill in specialized areas like programming
giftedness
vswizardliness
1 6.0

A very strong natural ability in one or more areas

is focused on exceptional skill in specific practical areas rather than innate gifts
adeptness
vswizardliness
1 5.6

A high level of skill at doing something

is about exceptional skill especially in specialized technical areas
expertness
vswizardliness
6.4

High skill or knowledge in a specific area

is a higher level of exceptional skill in specialized areas like programming

Antonyms

92 4.4

Failing to do a job well because of lack of skill

18 7.4

A lack of skill that makes someone do tasks badly

How Skilled

wizardliness
9.4
mastery
37 4.2
expertise
302 4.9
skill
1.0
ability
1.0

Surface Forms

wizardliness singular

Morphology

wizardliness = wizardly (semi-transparent) = wizard + ly + ness

Formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'wizardly', a regular and recoverable step.

Etymology

Wizardliness comes from wizard, which comes from wise meaning 'knowledgeable' or 'clever', plus the noun ending -ness. So, wizardliness means 'being like a wizard' — having great, almost 'magical' skill, as when someone is a programming expert.