proficiency (Meaning)

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proficiency (n)

the quality of having great facility and competence

skillfulness in the command of fundamentals deriving from practice and familiarity

Her proficiency in multiple languages made her an invaluable asset to the international team.
The job required a high level of proficiency in computer programming languages.
He demonstrated his proficiency in playing the piano by effortlessly performing complex compositions.
The student's proficiency in mathematics earned them recognition at the school's academic awards ceremony.
As a chef, his proficiency in creating gourmet dishes delighted diners at the upscale restaurant.
The athlete's proficiency in swimming led to numerous victories in competitive races.
To work in the medical field, a certain level of proficiency in anatomy and physiology is necessary.
The company provided training to improve employees' proficiency in using new software applications.
Her proficiency in public speaking allowed her to confidently address large audiences.
The musician's proficiency in playing various instruments impressed audiences at the concert.

the quality of having great facility and competence, skillfulness in the command of fundamentals deriving from practice and familiarity

command, mastership, IQ, experience,mastery, familiarity, practice, literacy,expertise, skill(s)

ignorance, incompetency, incompetency,incompetence, ignorance, incompetence, illiteracy,illiteracy,unfamiliarity, unfamiliarity

Her proficiency in multiple languages made her an invaluable asset to the international team.

The job required a high level of proficiency in computer programming languages.

He demonstrated his proficiency in playing the piano by effortlessly performing complex compositions.

The student's proficiency in mathematics earned them recognition at the school's academic awards ceremony.