masterful
માસ્ટરફુલ
definition
adjective
behind the lace and ruffles was a masterful woman
powerful and able to control others.
a masterful assessment of the difficulties
performed or performing very skillfully.
example
Her 'masterful' brush strokes and use of colour fired up many critics and curators and received immediate recognition.
It was a great, 'masterful' performance and was all about the sweet science of boxing.
This was a 'masterful' combination of flavours and textures - and excellent value too.
It is unquestionably 'masterful' in its mellow execution, but ultimately it's background music for designer shopping.
On one level it was 'masterful' , but it was also riddled with amazing leaps of logic and agonizing moments of drama.
She's very 'masterful' , very domineering and would look great in leather.
There are no shortcuts to 'masterful' results; the students must control their efforts.
He said a lot of other things that suggested what a 'masterful' politician Bill can be.
Still, the 'masterful' tone and astonishingly sophisticated writing in this novel redeem a lot of the awkwardness.
This was Ireland in dominant mode, 'masterful' and confident in their control as they turned on the style.
If India's batting was 'masterful' , their bowling in truly testing conditions was even more creditable.
If I were able to play any instrument with 'masterful' skill and grace it would be the cello.
She has a 'masterful' command of the language and a manner of speaking that is precise and confident.
It shows someone who had a 'masterful' command of language that gave the facility to speak and write eloquently.
It's a 'masterful' performance that is easily among his most bare and honest.
It is a 'masterful' performance spoken in a second language which has clearly improved over the years.
The effort stands as an excellent example of the 'masterful' execution of a joint special operation.
Carroll's performance is 'masterful' and has been deservedly acclaimed by local critics.
In other words, we know nothing about our deft and 'masterful' artist except for his name.
Many have called Sonia's action, a 'masterful' strategy, and even if this were to be true, it does not matter.
But it wasn't just the kids who loved his 'masterful' two-hour solo performance.
Technically, it is quite 'masterful' , but is at times distracting in its cleverness.
I loved the first one for its sophisticated camerawork, intricate plot and 'masterful' performances.
With 'masterful' technique and an unhinged mad scene, she commanded the first act.
Very few teachers can feel 'masterful' in such a classroom setting.
You might expect this to result in flat, bland recordings, but those songs are 'masterfully' arranged and never less than feverishly exciting.
Plato had again 'masterfully' turned a disadvantage into an advantage.
The book reveals its oddities and back-story in tiny sips, interspersed 'masterfully' through the fast-paced action.
And as they move from their audacious overture through sombre ballads, Motown-inflected rock-outs and further Velvetesque anthems, the band's 'masterfulness' becomes more and more apparent.
He was a more attractive character than any of the Norman kings - but he lacked their 'masterfulness' .
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