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mastery
/ ˈɑːəɪ /
noun
- full command or understanding of a subject
- outstanding skill; expertise
- the power of command; control
- victory or superiority
Other Word Forms
- ԴDz·t· noun plural nonmasteries
- ·t· noun
- ·t· noun plural remasteries
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
It’s no coincidence that Scott would use his long-awaited Coachella return to assert complete, total mastery of his physical space onstage.
Where Don Draper sold the mirage of the American dream through products on “Mad Men,” Coop understands that maintaining that illusion takes a mastery of the tiniest, rarest details.
His resilience and compulsion to power and his mastery of being “Donald Trump,” the character.
Their musical chemistry drives the film forward, creating a distinctive tone that hinges on their vocal mastery.
The fact that Trump is absurd is part of his mastery; the fact that he knows he is – knows what his absurdity is for – another….
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