Mastery is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASTERY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• superior knowledge or skill, also MAISTRY
• comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular subject or activity
• the action of mastering a subject or skill
• control or superiority over someone or something
• The position or authority of a master; dominion; command; supremacy; superiority.
• Superiority in war or competition; victory; triumph; preeminence.
• Contest for superiority.
• A masterly operation; a feat.
• Specifically, the philosopher\'s stone.
• The act process of mastering; the state of having mastered.
• great skillfulness and knowledge of some subject or activity
• power to dominate or defeat
• the act of mastering or subordinating someone
• expertise

Words related to MASTERY

expertise18 masteries11

Words that contain MASTERY

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How to use MASTERY in a sentence

• Sentence mastery and review of functional grammar and usage.
• For Diaz had a physique, and he had a mastery, a tyranny, of the keyboard that Chopin could not have possessed.
• Were it not so, and had the latter the mastery, even language would soon become extinct, from its very uselessness.
• A thorough knowledge and mastery of the essential principles of operations are indispensable qualifications in their case also.
• There was no hint of mastery about him at that moment, only a gentleness that pleaded with her as with a frightened child.
• He was just going to rise when the boy pounced on him, and a fierce struggle began for the mastery.
• This initial mastery has been gained in actual contact with the problems of school work in their practice teaching.
• To create a problem that will involve in its solution the gaining of such information is, therefore, one of the best approaches to a mastery of the art of study.
• After wrestling for a few moments, I felt that he was getting the mastery over me when all of a sudden he rolled over on to the platform, dragging me with him.
• The more thought stored up the more complete will be your mastery over the subject and the more abundant the materials from which to select.
• But the next vessel they attacked proved a more formidable enemy, and there was a hand-to-hand struggle for the mastery, and for life or death.
• Second, there is the training of the artist, his preparation for his work, his slowly acquired mastery of the processes of his craft, his technical accomplishments.
• As it is, the self-control of the artist is as thorough as his grasp and mastery of his subject are triumphant and complete.
• The latter often get the mastery, and only after several generations is training sure of victory.
• It was on the 18th of August, 1914, that the mob spirit gained its mastery over me.
• We believe in formal studies and in their complete mastery in the common school, but they should stand in the place of service to real studies.
• Man, however, though in body the captive of nature is yet free in his mind and soul, and hath the mastery over nature.
• The mastery of English spelling is a serious under-taking.
• The first necessity for a student is to realize the enormous requirements for a perfect mastery of style.
• And as the money poured in, his government and mastery increased, and his mind was the more satisfied.
• We have the air, and the mastery of the air is the mastery of the earth.
• Life and death, faith and unbelief, are struggling terribly for the mastery, and strange thoughts of Christ flit across their minds like storm-clouds athwart the sun.
• He received in this campaign the first taste of that severe experience which by its training developed the self-control and mastery of temper for which he became so remarkable.
• Again she saw him as she had seen him then, monstrous, silent, terrible, a man of superhuman strength, whose mastery appalled her.
• If a close observer had been present he might have seen that the rider, with his fine easy grace and mastery, was, after all, the chief attraction.
• This is true whether he be trying to escape from the restraining arms of his mother or to compel another child to recognize his mastery.
• I was so much struck with the full mastery of the question manifested by Mr.
• There are few authors and artists who are not eloquently instructive on that class of knowledge or that department of art which reveals the mastery of their life.
• There are other forces into which man can put his scepter of power and hand of mastery.
• Never were the schools better in their entire range in different States, the studies more exacting, the purpose on the part of students for mastery in their work more resolute.

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