masterly

/'mɑ:stəli/
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masterly

The pianist gave a masterly performance of the sonata.

Definition

Adjective: Having or showing the skill of a master; extremely skillful or accomplished. It describes something performed with supreme competence, expertise, and control.

Usage

The word "masterly" is used to praise a performance, piece of work, or skill that demonstrates the highest level of proficiency and artistry. It is a formal and strong compliment.

Examples
  • The conductor gave a masterly interpretation of the complex symphony.
  • Her masterly handling of the negotiations resulted in a favorable agreement for all parties.
  • The report is a masterly summary of a very complicated issue.
  • He is admired for his masterly command of the language.
Advanced Usage
  • "With masterly skill/inactivity": This phrase emphasizes the supreme control or deliberate nature of an action, sometimes even inaction.
    • The general retreated with masterly inactivity, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Variants and Related Words
  • Masterful (adj): Often used synonymously with "masterly" to mean very skillful. However, "masterful" can also imply a domineering or authoritative manner (e.g., ), a nuance less common with "masterly."
  • Master (n): A person with comprehensive knowledge or ability; an expert.
  • Mastery (n): Comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject or accomplishment.
Synonyms
  • Expert
  • Virtuoso
  • Consummate
  • Skillful
  • Accomplished
  • Proficient
Antonyms
  • Inept
  • Amateurish
  • Unskilled
  • Incompetent
masterly

The pianist gave a masterly performance of the sonata.

Adjective
  1. having or revealing supreme mastery or skill
    • a consummate artist
    • consummate skill
    • a masterful speaker
    • masterful technique
    • a masterly performance of the sonata
    • a virtuoso performance

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