masterful English

Meaning masterful meaning

What does masterful mean?

masterful

— adjective (= consummate, masterly, virtuoso) 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

Synonyms masterful synonyms

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masterly

skillful

imperious

commanding

virtuoso

dextrous

deft

proficient

magisterial

consummate

authoritative

violent

slick

skilled

skilful

self-willed

self-esteem

pompous

perfect

overwhelming

overbearing

outstanding

manipulator

irresistable

in masterly manner

in masterly fashion

imperative

high-handed

great at

great

exquisite

expertly

excellent

eminent

domineering

dominant

distinguished

dexterous

despotic

brilliantly

authoritarian

artful

arrogant

arbitrary

adroit

accomplished

absolute

Examples masterful examples

How do I use masterful in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Old Pig is truly masterful.

You did not observe Croton's masterful stroke.

A Masterful Stroke. Heh.

You're so masterful.

A cigar gives a man that masterful feeling.

You actually sounded masterful then.

The police say it was a professional, masterful job.

It must be approached with masterful skill and sensitivity.

A masterful job.

Listen to Byron Henry being masterful.

He just stood there with his air of masterful certainty, the alpha wolf of the pack.

Masterful horseman - compulsive gambler, though.

A masterful piece of engineering, even though I say it myself.

Masterful.

Ladies and gentlemen, you've just witnessed a masterful exhibition of bag punching. by the undefeated marvel of the prize ring. and contender of the world's heavyweight championship, Killer Kane!

So masterful.

I was struck by the masterful way this man and this woman shared the load of the conversation.

Oh, thou art so masterful.

A masterful reduction of the sublime to the commonplace.

We all did. That was really masterful.

Most becoming. You look regal, dignified. sincere, masterful, noble, chival.

But when you did, they were masterful.

Oh, Ben thinks of himself as masterful, all right.

Oh, Mr. Godsey, sometimes you can be very masterful.

It was so masterful.

Oh, he's being masterful with me already, the brute.

The usual, oh Masterful One?

A masterful plan. But my dear Mrs. Carson.

That was masterful, Edmund.

You gave a masterful performance.

I believe I have arrived at a masterful rebuttal.

One thing you still haven't told me, with all your masterful deductions in this case, is what gave me away.

That is masterful.

This is a masterful job of muck-up.

The reason we've conducted twenty seven exercises Mr. Miller. is for you to become so accustomed to your task, so masterful in your skills. that you do not shit yourself when this boat comes under attack.

News and current affairs

Most economists viewed his performance as masterful.

Each valley is guarded by a dzong (fortress), which includes monasteries and temples, all dating back centuries and exhibiting a masterful combination of sophisticated architecture and fine arts.

But there is a study much more useful than Gibbon's analysis of Rome for understanding what happened to France's team: Marc Bloch's masterful examination of France's collapse in 1940, A Strange Defeat.

Saddam has been masterful at filling most crucial positions in the army and security services with people who come from his Tikriti clan.

They are very often right in their readings of a given situation - the US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks, for example, include a slew of masterful and penetrating analyses.