masterly

/ˈmæstərli/
adjective
  1. Done with great skill, showing the ability of an expert.
    • The chef gave a masterly performance, creating a perfect five-course meal.
    • Her masterly handling of the difficult negotiation impressed everyone in the room.
    • The painter's masterly use of light and shadow made the landscape look almost real.
adverb
  1. In a way that shows great skill or expertise.
    • He masterly guided the ship through the narrow channel during the storm.
    • She masterly balanced her career and family life without missing a beat.
    • The young pianist played the sonata masterly, earning a standing ovation.
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