versed in in English
knows much about, expert at
Use "versed in" in a sentence
1. I'm well-versed in the classics.
2. Chronologist definition, a person versed in chronology
3. He is tolerably versed in Greek Testament.
4. Assyriologist: A student of Assyriology; one versed in Assyriology
5. What does atmologist mean? One who is versed in Atmology
6. What does Classicist mean? One versed in the classics; a classical scholar
7. Alchemist definition, a person who is versed in or practices alchemy
8. We want our Head of Ladieswear to be versed in La Mode Illustree.
9. I'm well-versed in the art of pretending to be a gentleman.
10. He became well-versed in natural science, history, logic, philosophy, and psychology.
11. 28 Shaw was a good organiser and internal collator, well versed in computer mystique.
12. I grew up on the streets and am well-versed in the vernacular Talkshitonics.
13. Our Clothiers are wardrobe and image consultants, well-versed in fabrics, style and patterns.
14. Bibliographer (noun) one who writes, or is versed in, bibliography How to pronounce Bibliographer?
15. As Aestheticians and cosmetologists, you are already well versed in skin health and beauty
16. After the course is cogitative, decide development is versed in avocation machines a village.
17. The Pharisees held that lowly people, who were not versed in the Law, were “accursed.”
18. When a man versed in the Law questioned him, Jesus replied: “What is written in the Law?
19. It is easy for anyone versed in Arborean Lore to distinguish between the types by sight alone
20. From soil, grasses and plants to decks, walkways and patios, Chittering landscape contractors are well versed in the
21. The marquis was a sophisticated and generous lover, well-versed in the art of pleasing women.
22. Bariatrics doctors are also usually well-versed in the subject of dieting, and they may put
23. The conscientious Crappie angler, well versed in solid Crappie basics, will, over time, become the complete angler
24. Belletristic: 1 adj written and regarded for aesthetic value rather than content Synonyms: literate versed in literature; dealing with literature
25. In the meantime I imagine my obscure rantings and Categorisations may draw the odd comment from those versed in literary theory
26. Bushmen definition: a person who lives or travels in the bush , esp one versed in bush lore Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
27. Urvasi, Menaka, Rambha and Tilottama are the most famous among Apsarases who are well versed in the arts of music and dancing
28. The one who acted mercifully toward him: The man versed in the Law may have been reluctant to use the word “Samaritan.”
29. Students pursuing the MA degree in Biostatistics will be expected, upon completion of the program, to be well-versed in the following areas:
30. In addition to Hungarian, he was well versed in Latin, and spoke Italian and German; he never learned the Polish language.
31. (Acts 15:21) It seems improbable that an entire literate nation, well versed in the Scriptures, could have been deceived by such a hoax.
32. 30 synonyms for Acquainted: familiar with, aware of, in on, experienced in, conscious of, informed of, alive to, privy to, knowledgeable about, versed in
33. Well-versed in the art of sonorous 808s and connoisseur of unsympathetic breakdowns, Bay Area producer Antiserum has made his mark genre-blending
34. To be literate was no longer the identifying and exclusive characteristic of a class of professional scribes and priests, versed in the abstruse cuneiform and hieroglyphic scripts.”
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36. “Acuity is a flexible and incredibly supportive work environment with a focus on training employees to be well versed in innovative and critical cloud accounting software and practices
37. For example, legal Administrative assistants may need to have a thorough understanding of legal terminology and procedures, while medical assistants may need to be well versed in
38. Rekindling the spirit of Burgherhood By Laila Nasry Light-skinned and well versed in the Queen's language, they were the wine drinking, partying and merry making kind
39. To be literate was no longer the identifying and exclusive characteristic of a class of professional scribes and priests, versed in the abstruse cuneiform and hieroglyphic scripts.”—Encyclopaedia Judaica.
40. They were well-versed in the large body of rabbinic traditions, and they looked down on the common people, who were less educated, viewing them as ignorant, contemptible, even accursed.
41. As nouns the difference between adept and Adeptness is that adept is one fully skilled or well versed in anything; a proficient; as, adepts in philosophy while Adeptness is the quality of being adept
42. The Acting coach is well-versed in all areas of Acting methods and techniques, and has the ability to convey them in such a way that the actors can use them on set.
43. A Budtender must not only be well-versed in the potential effects of the products they sell and current scientific literature, but also be able to provide a pleasant and entertaining experience for their customers
44. Alchemist: 1 n one who was versed in the practice of alchemy and who sought an elixir of life and a panacea and an alkahest and the philosopher's stone Type of: intellect , intellectual a person who uses the mind creatively
45. Conversant with experienced in, familiar with, skilled in, acquainted with, practised in, knowledgeable about, versed in, well up in (informal), well-informed about, proficient in, au fait with These businessmen are not Conversant with basic scientific principles.
46. Antiquary (n.) 1580s, "one versed in knowledge of ancient things," from Latin antiquarius "pertaining to antiquity," in Medieval Latin "a copier of old books," from antiquus "ancient, aged, venerable" (see antique (adj.))
47. Familiar with, aware of, in on, experienced in, conscious of, informed of, alive to, privy to, knowledgeable about, versed in, conversant with, apprised of, cognizant of, up to speed with, au fait with, switched-on about (informal) He was well Acquainted with European literature.
48. From that highly improbably account of a gentle rabbi - friend of little children, Roman tax collectors, and ladies with gynecological problems - could be distilled, by skilled interpreters well versed in the art of rabbinic exegesis as well as the abracadabra of Gnostic mysticism, secret passwords and sayings.
49. Aesthetician definition, a person who is versed in aesthetics, the branch of philosophy dealing with such notions as the beautiful, the ugly, the sublime, the comic, etc., as applicable to the fine arts, with a view to establishing the meaning and validity of critical judgments concerning works of art, and the principles underlying or justifying such judgments.