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craft

Definition for craft

noun as in expertise, skill

noun as in deceit, scheme

noun as in business, discipline

Strongest match

profession

Weak matches

line, métier

noun as in water or air vehicle

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"I think it's interesting to see how her writing evolved and how she worked on her craft," she says.

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Russia has dramatically stepped up production of cheap long-range drones, and is now capable of overwhelming many cities’ air defenses with attacks involving hundreds of explosive craft.

Mr Gascoigne and his wife Christina decided to hand over West Horsley Place – and its assets including outbuildings - to a charitable trust aimed at restoring the building and promoting the arts including performance and crafts.

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Mursa was conquered by the Romans during the first century BC and became a large settlement that was also an important centre for trade and craft.

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Where did you go to learn your craft?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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