Pronunciation: /əˈdɛptnəs/
noun the quality of being skilled or proficient in a particular area
A1 She showed great adeptness in learning how to ride a bike.
A2 His adeptness at playing the piano impressed everyone at the recital.
B1 The chef's adeptness in the kitchen is evident in the delicious dishes he creates.
B2 Her adeptness in problem-solving helped the team overcome the challenges they faced.
C1 The artist's adeptness in capturing emotions through painting is truly remarkable.
C2 His adeptness in negotiations has led to many successful business deals.
adjective adept (skilled or proficient)
A1 She showed adeptness in learning new vocabulary words.
A2 The young chef demonstrated adeptness in handling kitchen utensils.
B1 His adeptness in problem-solving impressed his colleagues.
B2 The pianist's adeptness in playing complex pieces was evident during the concert.
C1 The surgeon's adeptness in performing delicate surgeries saved many lives.
C2 Her adeptness in negotiation tactics made her a successful businesswoman.
formal Her adeptness in problem-solving was evident during the project presentation.
informal I was impressed by his adeptness in playing the piano at such a young age.
slang She showed some serious adeptness in acing that exam without studying much.
figurative His adeptness in navigating through difficult situations is like a well-oiled machine.
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