Masterly

/ˈmɑːstərli/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Demonstrating great skill or proficiency.

The maestro's masterly performance captivated the audience.

Exhibiting control or command in a particular field.

Her masterly grasp of the subject made her a sought-after speaker.

Executing a task skillfully and with expertise.

The artist's masterly technique was evident in every brush stroke.

Showing exceptional talent or ability.

He wrote a masterly critique that left no stone unturned.

Derived from the word 'master' with the suffix '-ly' indicating manner.

masterly touch

An exceptional and skillful application in execution.

masterly command

Dominating authority or skill over a subject.

master

A person with extensive skill or knowledge in a particular area.

maestro

A distinguished conductor or teacher of music.

Extremely good or excellent in quality.

That was a masterly idea!

Showing off supreme skill.

He really put on a masterly show at the tournament.