mastery

[ˈmæstəri]

Definition:
1. Control or power.
2. Great skillfulness and knowledge of some subject or activity.

Use 'mastery' in a sentence:

• 1. She appealed to his mastery for help in solving her problem.
• 2. Web development requires a mastery of several very different languages.
• 3. There is an ease , a sureness , a lightness of touch , that comes from mastery.
• 4. To gain knowledge, comprehension, or mastery of through experience or study.
• 5. Mastery of any discipline does not happen at once.
• 6. His mastery of the issues is less assured.
• 7. The road to mastery is an accumulative one.
• 8. Mastery of work comes from diligent application.
• 9. Only practice can achieve mastery.
• 10. Which side will get the mastery?
• 11. To cross the threshold is not difficult, but mastery is another question.
• 12. The mastery of a language needs painstaking effort.
• 13. His mastery of the French language was proverbial.
• 14. She has mastery of several languages.
• 15. He doesn't have mastery of the basic rules of grammar.