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well-practised
adjective
- having or having been habitually or frequently practised in order to improve skill or quality
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But Jack needed no exhortation, for he was well practised and better inclined.
The woman touched a spring with well-practised hand, the silver heart divided, and a roll of parchment fell upon the bed.
This is an art about which more can be learned in five minutes by watching it well practised than by pages of written description.
Five well-practised treble voices now began to sing the chorus of virgins in a sad and plaintive tone.
You will have to run a terrible gauntlet between well-practised sharpshooters.
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