well-practised

adjective (well practised when postpositive)

having or having been habitually or frequently practised in order to improve skill or quality

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Examples from the Web for well-practised

Historical Examples

The well-practised Jamie Shea is an exceptionally chilling sight.
After the Rain
Sam Vaknin
With well-practised tact he darted into a tobacconist's shop.
The Husbands of Edith
George Barr McCutcheon
Then she stood in front of him and her lips trembled, although her well-practised smile curled up the corners of her mouth.
The Sins of the Children
Cosmo Hamilton
This once done, however, the well-practised crew urged the barge slowly but steadily ahead.
The Two Admirals
J. Fenimore Cooper
A well-practised pointer was about to leap over a rail, when she perceived a nest of partridges close to her nose.
Stories of Animal Sagacity
W.H.G. Kingston

well-practised

Examples from the Web for well-practised

Historical Examples

The well-practised Jamie Shea is an exceptionally chilling sight.

With well-practised tact he darted into a tobacconist's shop.

Then she stood in front of him and her lips trembled, although her well-practised smile curled up the corners of her mouth.

This once done, however, the well-practised crew urged the barge slowly but steadily ahead.

A well-practised pointer was about to leap over a rail, when she perceived a nest of partridges close to her nose.