Proficient

/prəˈfɪʃ.ənt/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having a high degree of competence or skill.

She is proficient in multiple languages, allowing her to communicate effectively in diverse environments.

Well-advanced or expert in any art, science, or subject.

The engineer is proficient in the latest software tools, making him an invaluable asset to the team.

Demonstrating proficiency in a particular activity.

After years of practice, he became proficient at playing the piano.

Capable of performing tasks effectively and efficiently.

She is proficient at analyzing data and presenting findings clearly.

Skilled and competent, especially in a professional context.

The proficient doctor was able to diagnose the rare condition quickly.

From Latin 'proficientem', meaning 'making progress'.

proficient in

To have expertise or be skilled in a specific area.

proficient at

To be capable or adept at performing a particular activity.

proficiency

The state of being proficient; expertise.

proficiently

In a proficient manner.

proficientness

The quality of being proficient.

On point

Her skills are on point when it comes to painting.

Killing it

He's really killing it at his job; he's so proficient.