Words To Master

adjective describes something that is easily achieved or done; effortless

• The mathematician found the problem to be quite facile, solving it with ease.
• I thought the test was going to be hard, but it turned out to be pretty facile.
• The game was so facile, I beat it in under an hour.
• Her facile charm allowed her to win over even the toughest critics.

verb to have a deep understanding or familiarity with something

adverb in a thorough or complete manner

• It is important to know well the rules and regulations of the company.
• I know well that restaurant down the street, they have great food.
• I know that place like the back of my hand, I practically live there.
• She knows him well enough to predict his next move.

verb to be knowledgeable or skilled in a particular area

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• She is well versed in multiple programming languages.
• He's pretty versed in fixing cars, he could probably help you out.
• I'm not really versed in that kind of music, but I'll give it a try.
• The politician was well versed in the art of persuasion.