mastering Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- succeeding
- surmounting
- subduing
- overbearing
- overmatching
- getting-around
- finishing
- getting-the-better-of
- winning-against-
- licking
- triumphing-over-
- prevailing-over-
- trimming
- upending
- doing-down
- besting
- worsting
Weak:
- clobbering
- nosing-out
- breaking
- routing
- knocking-over
- skunking
- flattening
- annihilating
- outstripping
- surpassing
- pipping
- outdoing
- waxing
- exceeding
- skinning
- eclipsing
- vanquishing
- outfighting
- burying
- thrashing
- outdistancing
- overpowering
- unseating
- blowing-out
- overthrowing
- subjugating
- walloping
- topping
- knocking-for-a-loop
- trouncing
- creaming
- whipping
- outshining
- shellacking
- excelling
- crushing
- slaughtering
- snowing-under
- drubbing
- sweeping
- knocking-off
- upsetting
- capping
- bettering
- scoring
- flourishing
- overwhelming
- smoking
- bombing
- transcending
- blowing-away
- acing-out-
- edging-out-
mastering Meaning
mastering (n)
becoming proficient in the use of something; having mastery of
the act of making a master recording from which copies can be made
mastering (p. pr. vb. n.)
of Master
mastering Sentence Examples
- Mastering the art of negotiation requires patience, preparation, and an understanding of human psychology.
- The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, skillfully mastering the intricate sonata.
- Through years of practice, the martial artist had mastered the ancient techniques of self-defense.
- The surgeon's hands were steady and precise as he mastered the delicate procedure.
- The student tirelessly revised and studied, determined to master the complex scientific concepts.
- The chef spent countless hours experimenting with flavors, mastering the art of fine dining.
- The climber's years of experience had taught him the skills necessary for mastering the treacherous mountain.
- The teacher's patience and dedication helped her students master the challenges of a new language.
- The artist's brushstrokes were deliberate and controlled as she mastered the canvas, bringing her vision to life.
- Mastering the game of chess requires strategy, foresight, and an analytical mind.
FAQs About the word mastering
becoming proficient in the use of something; having mastery of, the act of making a master recording from which copies can be madeof Master
stopping, dispatching, taking, conquering,overcoming, defeating, beating, getting, succeeding, surmounting
falling, losing (to), falling,losing (to), folding,going down, giving up, going down, collapsing, giving up
Mastering the art of negotiation requires patience, preparation, and an understanding of human psychology.
The pianist's fingers danced across the keys, skillfully mastering the intricate sonata.
Through years of practice, the martial artist had mastered the ancient techniques of self-defense.
The surgeon's hands were steady and precise as he mastered the delicate procedure.
