Proficient is valid Scrabble Word

Is proficient a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for PROFICIENT in dictionary:

NOUN:

one who is proficient
One who has made considerable advances in any business, art, science, or branch of learning; an expert; an adept; as, proficient in a trade; a proficient in mathematics, music, etc.

ADJECTIVE:

well advanced in an art, occupation, or branch of knowledge
competent or skilled in doing or using something
Well advanced in any branch of knowledge or skill; possessed of considerable acquirements; well-skilled; versed; adept,
having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude
of or relating to technique or proficiency in a practical skill

Words related to PROFICIENT

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Words that contain PROFICIENT

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How to use PROFICIENT in a sentence

For you may now return to those philosophical studies in which you once showed yourself so apt a proficient, and which formerly my father checked.
When the novice becomes more proficient, he may like to try longer or shorter Skis, but the average length is best to begin with.
Balls and concerts take place here very often and the young Genevois of both sexes are generally proficient in music.
Gibbs was a very serious writer, and extremely proficient at his trade.
He is a politician proficient in the understanding and handling of the great concerns and great personages of his time.
Finding him thus proficient in all the ordinary tricks of sword play, I saw myself in a difficulty.
Under the care of Benavides and Cobo the mission flourished, and the two fathers became increasingly proficient in the Chinese language.
Not even in reading, perhaps because she was not much of a proficient in that art.
This done, the proficient becomes, in his or her own opinion, a privileged prodigy.
They had thought that it was to be a decoity of treasure, perhaps of British treasure, and in their proficient hands such an affair did not run into much danger generally.

Then these teachings have to be practised frequently while the team is at work, and one becomes proficient insensibly and as a matter of course.
If he proved himself trustworthy and proficient, his wages were increased, albeit his rules of conduct were never relaxed.
After a week of training, we should be proficient in the use of our rifles.
They must also pass an examination made by Captain Anson as to their natural aptitude for becoming proficient in the game of base-ball.
This is done with the utmost rapidity, and long practice has made the clerk so proficient that he never misses the proper square.
This action on his part had cost him no little time and trouble, for he was not proficient in the use of the axe.
But sometimes a man falls from proficient charity, and rises again to incipient charity.
He was a proficient in agricultural science, and invented various agricultural implements of utility.
When the captain of a ship is proficient in the art of navigation, in whatever he says and commands he does what he wishes.
He served as interpreter for the entire company, for he spoke excellent Turkish, a language in which none of the friends was proficient.
As you become more proficient we advise you, then, to take up the remainder of the chapter.
Her emulation, vivacity, and wit made her in a little time as proficient as her brothers.
He devoted himself particularly to the study of the classical languages, and became unusually proficient in Latin composition.
This list can be added to as the workman becomes more proficient in his line and has need for other tools.
Victoria understood very well the meaning and the attractions of power and property, and in such learning the English nation, too, had grown to be more and more proficient.
He even made some advances in them, under proper masters, and would have made more, had he not met an Italian who was supposed to be a proficient in the learning of Egypt.
The chief, on his part, often took occasion to speak of Boone as a most consummate proficient in hunting, and a warrior of great bravery.
The others in their turn were instructed and before noon Uncle Ben had rendered them tolerably proficient in the art of rowing.
Those who formerly knew little or nothing of the doctrine, at present are, by common consent, those who in this mission are most proficient.
Allusion has been made to the ability of the professional musicians, but the amateur performers were in many cases equally proficient.
By that time all were proficient in these arts, even Fritz, to whom they had been new at the commencement of the winter.
He arrived in the Philippines in 1606, became very proficient in the language of the Pampangos, and was a missionary among them for five years.

Similar words containing PROFICI without suffix ent

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