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well-qualified

British  

adjective

  1. having good or excellent qualifications

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These were all experienced and well-qualified bakers, mind you, but for some mysterious reason, every attempt turned out a failure.

From Literature

Each well-qualified and dedicated worker who loses their job for no particular reason is an individual loss.

From Salon

To them, she was well-qualified, suitably employed and working hard towards becoming an artist - a future she claimed would also bring financial benefits for her parents.

From BBC

“As an eligible and well-qualified team of awardees, we are confident that these coordinated efforts will empower renters to play active roles in ensuring the safe, quality and affordable homes they deserve,” Smith said.

From Los Angeles Times

The number of students receiving federal Pell Grants had dropped for several years, raising concerns that students with the greatest financial need were not able to access a UC education even if well-qualified.

From Los Angeles Times