well-practiced

American  

[wel-prak-tist] / ˈwɛlˈpræk tɪst /

adjective

1. (of a person or their action) showing a high level of skill developed through long and consistent practice.

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Example Sentences

In a low-lit luxury hotel adorned with Brazilian artwork and deep-seated chairs, Newsom showcased the well-practiced pivot of a politician avoiding questions about his future.

From Los Angeles Times

Most of them are engineers, and few are well-practiced in folding towels, so they take turns doing the physical labor.

From Los Angeles Times

Although Graham and Barantini were well-practiced in creating extended shots from “Boiling Point,” which was later continued in a BBC series, “Adolescence” proved to be a specific challenge.

From Los Angeles Times

“Just to squash that, I’m not a Satanist or any kind of, like, evil witch, light-worker,” she said, adding that she’s become well-practiced at avoiding unwanted identities the public thrusts upon her.

From Los Angeles Times

The annual regularity of elections keeps the officials that run them across the state well-practiced and ahead of the latest challenges — and there are many.

From Seattle Times