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practised

/ˈpræktɪst/adjective

उच्चारण प्रैक्टिस्ट

अभ्यस्त, कुशल, मँजा हुआ

Core word

adjective
  1. 1

    ~ (in/at sth)

    good at doing something because you have done it many times

    अभ्यस्त, कुशल, मँजा हुआ

    • Radhika is a practised speaker who never looks nervous on stage.
    • He is practised at dealing with angry customers.
    • A practised cook can make rotis in a few minutes.
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    • He is practised in the art of persuasion.
    • Years of work have made her a practised negotiator.

    Synonyms skilled experienced expert accomplished seasoned

    Opposite inexperienced unskilled amateur

  2. 2

    [only before noun]

    (of a skill or action) learned through practice and done well

    अभ्यास से निखरा हुआ

    • She answered with practised ease.
    • A practised negotiator, she settled the dispute in minutes.
    • The player returned the ball with practised ease.
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    • With a practised hand, the doctor stitched the wound.
    • She gave a practised smile for the cameras.
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British and American: in British English practice is the noun and practise is the verb, so the adjective is practised, while American English uses practice and practiced for both.

British and American में British English में practice noun और practise verb है, इसलिए adjective practised है, जबकि American English दोनों के लिए practice और practiced लिखती है।