skilful
IPA: skˈɪɫfʌɫ
adjective
- Non-US (including but not limited to Australian, British, Canadian, Irish, Jamaican, South African and New Zealand) standard spelling of skillful.
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Examples of "skilful" in Sentences
- He is a bold and skilful airman.
- People are skilful at horse archery.
- She is skilful at playing the piano.
- A skilful and courageous patrol leader.
- Churaman was a skilful military organiser too.
- He was a light but extremely skilful wrestler.
- This officer is a skilful and courageous pilot.
- He was a determined, patient and skilful negotiator.
- Atapattu is a skilful fielder with an accurate throw.
- He was very selfish, acquisitive, and resolute, very skilful schemer.
- The matter was in skilful hands; for the days rolled on, after that eventful excursion, with great smoothness.
- And Nakula, the favourite of his brothers taught by Drona, became known as a skilful warrior and a great car-warrior (Ati-ratha).
- By fair means, or foul -- he himself ignored the last word and would have substituted the term skilful for it -- Pemberton Bryce meant to have Mary
- And our challenge as well, if we are lucky and skilful, is to make that confidence contagious, so that every Canadian feels the pride in Canada that Quebecers feel in Quebec.
- CPDM militants in Bafanji, Balikumbat Subdivision, have praised President Paul Biya, who is Chairman of the party, for what they described as his skilful handling of the Bakassi crisis.
- And much harder still is the process of simply sitting down and putting one word after another in skilful sequence to construct whatever it is you’re trying to build: making it interesting, fresh, groundbreaking, new.
- Those who were called skilful leaders of old knew how to drive a wedge between the enemy's front and rear; to prevent co-operation between his large and small divisions; to hinder the good troops from rescuing the bad, the officers from rallying their men.
- ; the cook took the meat and went with it to the kitchen, where he cooked it and dressed it in skilful fashion with a mighty fine onion-sauce and hot spices; after which he ladled it out into two saucers and set them before the King and the Wazir, who took each a dish and gave their wives to eat of the meat.
- Thus, in the phrase, A skilful artist, you know the adjective _skilful_ is in the positive degree; but, by placing the adverb _more_ before the adjective, we increase the degree of quality denoted by the adjective to the comparative; as, A _more_ skilful artist: and _most_ renders it superlative; as, A _most_ skilful artist.
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