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proficient

[pruh-fish-uhnt] / prəˈfɪʃ ənt /


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Hoffman is so proficient in this role that he just about overmatches Cruise and makes the wait until he speaks again in the second half of the film hard to endure with any patience.”

From Los Angeles Times

Miguel Vargas was becoming a more proficient defender at a position he made only 27 starts at in five minor league seasons.

From Los Angeles Times

It takes hours of practice to become somewhat proficient in using this tool.

From Seattle Times

The postings specify that applicants must be European and proficient in Italian - tighter conditions than the open call run when Bradburne was hired.

From Washington Times

The postings specify that applicants must be European and proficient in Italian.

From Seattle Times