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masterful
[mas-ter-fuhl, mah-ster-]
adjective
dominating; self-willed; imperious.
Synonyms: peremptoryhaving or showing the qualities of a master; authoritative; powerful.
showing mastery or skill; masterly.
a masterful performance.
masterful
/ ˈmɑːstəfʊl /
adjective
having or showing mastery
fond of playing the master; imperious
masterly
Usage
Confusables Note
Other Word Forms
- masterfully adverb
- masterfulness noun
- overmasterful adjective
- overmasterfully adverb
- overmasterfulness noun
- unmasterful adjective
- unmasterfully adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of masterful1
Example Sentences
Formula One world champion Max Verstappen produced a masterful drive to win the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday as McLaren's Lando Norris finished second to edge closer to a maiden drivers' title.
Of course, another said she was masterful at “spin.”
Leaning into a slightly less alien soundscape than the one heard on “Eusexua,” the singer indulges in a masterful form of electronic edging — never going the predictable route.
Though India and Australia pose the biggest tests, England's masterful duo have sent a clear message.
Beth Mooney's masterful century rescued Australia from one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history and set up an ultimately resounding 107-run victory over Pakistan.
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