Mastered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MASTERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MASTER, to become skilled in
• acquire complete knowledge or skill in (a subject, technique, or art)
• gain control of; overcome
• make a master copy of (a film or recording)
NOUN:
• a man who has people working for him, especially servants or slaves
• a person who has complete control of something
• a male head of a household
• the owner of a dog, horse, or other domesticated animal
• a machine or device directly controlling another
• a man in charge of an organization or group.
• a male schoolteacher
• the head of a college or school.
• the presiding officer of a livery company or Masonic lodge.
• the captain of a merchant ship.
• the person in control of a pack of hounds
• (in England and Wales) an official of the Supreme Court.
• a skilled practitioner of a particular art or activity
• a great artist or musician
• a very strong chess player, especially one who has qualified for the title at international tournaments
• (in some sports) a class for competitors over the usual age for the highest level of competition.
• a person who holds a second or further degree
• a postgraduate degree
• used as a title prefixed to the name of a boy not old enough to be called ‘Mr’
• a title for a man of high rank or learning.
• the title of the heir apparent of a Scottish viscount or baron.
• an original recording, film, or document from which copies can be made
• a ship or boat with a specified number of masts
• used as a title prefixed to the name of a boy not old enough to be called ‘Mr’
ADJECTIVE:
• having or showing very great skill or proficiency
• denoting a person skilled in a particular trade and able to teach others
• main; principal
• understood perfectly

Words related to MASTERED

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How to use MASTERED in a sentence

• When they first came to the school, they could not tell which was their right arm or their right side, and they had scarcely mastered that secret, after repeated showing.
• And when he should have turned these pages, he might have mastered his vocation in a degree sufficient to warrant his attempting an alien soil.
• Master that art and you have mastered description to the last degree.
• Quite other thoughts and feelings mastered him in that wild, swift dropping through the air that was like the flight of a bird.
• When the lectures began, he declined to go because he had mastered the subject as far as Kepler carried it.
• It is important that each exercise in its order shall be thoroughly mastered before taking up the next.
• The Spaniards fled before the first charge of the Jamaicans, and the place was easily mastered.
• She knows it opens with a spring, but the secret of that spring she has never mastered, and she never will.
• I mastered quickly my impulse to leap into the air at every report, by a kind of prolonged extension in my mind of one report into another.
• Seeing and hearing require some practice before their free use is mastered, but not very much.
• These truths should be well formulated in clear and expressive language and mastered in this form.
• He would have mastered for himself the great subjects to be dealt with in our foreign policy, as well as in domestic administration and legislation.
• He could not, however, understand the reply, as he had not yet mastered the Aztec method of enumeration, which was a very complicated one.
• After this story has been fully mastered, a simple book like “Black Beauty” will furnish additional material for drill.
• Still, the lofty style should be studied and mastered like any other.
• Each type should be studied and mastered, one type after another.
• Likewise the ordinary writer should not trouble himself about so large a problem, at least until he has mastered the simpler ones.
• But no! Carlos had mastered her, and she was grateful to him for mastering her.
• Once he has mastered the comparatively simple method of operating his particular machine, the boy is likely to remain there for all time.
• They seemed to have mastered the leading facts of the gospel, and attained considerable proficiency in the singing of hymns.
• It was a task to set the wet wood, but the men of his command, used to forest life, soon mastered it.
• Nell mastered her grief by an astonishing reserve of strength.
• In the past first class men had not been bothered with rowing drills, which they were supposed to have thoroughly mastered earlier in their course.
• The slight, dark-haired girl, younger than myself, mastered and drew me as if my spirit was a stream, and she the ocean into which it must flow.
• All these things were continued until every principle was mastered.
• They broke out in open mutiny, but were finally mastered by Phips, and compelled to obey his orders.
• How easily can seas be divided, iron made to swim, water to burn, and a dead body to live again, if the highest force exert itself over forces made to be mastered.
• Churchill is one of the most sensitive of prominent politicians, and it is only by the exercise of his remarkable courage that he has mastered this element of nervousness.

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