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Meaning of well-versed
Having a strong understanding or knowledge of something.
Etymology of well-versed
The term "well-versed" originates from the Old English and Old French words "verse" and "versus," meaning "line of writing" or "turn," and the prefix "well-," which denotes a high degree or level of something.
Historically, the word "versed" was used to describe someone who was familiar with or skilled in a particular subject, art, or activity.
Synonyms
knowledgeable
informed
educated
learned
scholarly
erudite
intelligent
astute
discerning
perceptive
aware
familiar
conversant
skilled
proficient
expert
accomplished
seasoned
veteran
well-informed
well-read
well-educated
cultured
sophisticated
enlightened
aware
acquainted
versed
informed
learned
literate
sagacious
sage
wise
discerning
perceptive
astute
intelligent
clever
brilliant
gifted
talented
accomplished
skilled
adept
proficient
experienced
practiced
trained
informed
apprised
abreast
up-to-date
Definitions
- Having a strong understanding or knowledge of something, especially because of study or experience.
- * Familiar with a particular subject or activity.
Usage Examples
- She is well-versed in the field of economics and has written several books on the subject.
- * He is well-versed in multiple programming languages and is often sought after as a consultant.
- * The professor is well-versed in Shakespearean literature and teaches a popular course on the subject.
Antonyms
ignorant
uninformed
uneducated
illiterate
unaware
unfamiliar
unskilled
untrained
inexperienced
unpracticed
amateur
novice
inept
clumsy
unrefined
coarse
crude
unsophisticated
unenlightened
obtuse
naive
simple
foolish
misguided
misinformed
unacquainted
unapprised
uniformed
untaught
unlearned
ill-informed