masterful — showing great skill or expertise; commanding or authoritative
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing great skill or expertise; commanding or authoritative
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmæstərfəl/
Korean meaning: 뛰어난 기술이나 전문성을 보여주는; 지배적이거나 권위 있는
Korean pronunciation: **마**스터풀
Example Sentences
- His masterful ability to burn toast while making cereal is truly impressive.
- The artist's masterful use of color brought the painting to life.
- She gave a masterful presentation that convinced even the toughest critics.
masterful
ADJECTIVE//ˈmæstərfəl//
showing great skill or expertise; commanding or authoritative
뛰어난 기술이나 전문성을 보여주는; 지배적이거나 권위 있는
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Origin
From Middle English 'master' (skilled craftsman or expert) combined with the suffix '-ful' meaning 'full of' or 'characterized by'. The word literally means 'full of mastery' or having the qualities of a master.
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“His masterful ability to burn toast while making cereal is truly impressive.”
“The artist's masterful use of color brought the painting to life.”
“She gave a masterful presentation that convinced even the toughest critics.”
“My cat's masterful technique of ignoring me while demanding food is legendary.”
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