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adept

[uh-dept, ad-ept, uh-dept] / əˈdɛpt, ˈæd ɛpt, əˈdɛpt /


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Democratized access to AI tools has resulted in talent oftentimes having access to more powerful tools outside companies and being more adept at using them.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the group has become adept at shape-shifting to circumvent the crackdown, said Moustafa Ayad, an executive director at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, a nonprofit that tracks extremist online content.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Cameron was once a crafty genre writer and an adept director; now he is merely a showman.

From The Wall Street Journal

The term gained traction around the league as a way to explain the strategies of guards like Curry and James Harden, who became adept at launching highly difficult 3-pointers with astonishing efficiency.

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It’s the type of offense that can absolutely shred even top college defenses—just as long as the quarterback is adept at making those split-second reads.

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