Pronunciation: /əˈdept/
noun a person who is skilled or proficient at something
A1 She is an adept at playing the piano.
A2 The young girl showed she was an adept at solving puzzles.
B1 He is an adept in the field of computer programming.
B2 The chef demonstrated he was an adept at creating culinary masterpieces.
C1 The professor is considered an adept in his area of expertise.
C2 The artist is an adept at capturing the beauty of nature in his paintings.
adjective having a natural ability or skill for something; proficient; skilled
A1 She is adept at tying her shoes.
A2 He is adept at playing the guitar.
B1 The chef is adept at creating delicious dishes.
B2 The software engineer is adept at writing efficient code.
C1 The lawyer is adept at winning difficult cases.
C2 The surgeon is adept at performing complex surgeries with precision.
formal She is an adept pianist, able to play complex pieces with ease.
informal He's pretty adept at fixing cars, always knows what to do.
slang I heard she's an adept gamer, always winning tournaments.
figurative Being adept at handling difficult situations is a valuable skill in the workplace.
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