skillful
SKILLFUL
bonus (as one ought to be): qui aliquid commode facit (that does anything well or PROP.): qui aliquid scienter facit (that does anything with skill or knowledge of the art): arte insignis (distinguished in the practice of an art; e.g. medicus arte insignis): peritus alicujus rei (that has knowledge of a thing; ☞ always with a genitive of that in which a person is skilled): exercitatus in aliqua re (practised well versed; ☞ always with in and an ablative of that in which one is skilful; e.g. homines in rebus maritimis exercitati): eruditus (learned trained): dexter (adroit dexterous; perhaps post-Augustan in prose): ingeniosus (inventive fertile in expedients or new ideas): sollers (possessing inventive power and practical genius). In a skilful manner; Vid: SKILLFULLY.
bonus (as one ought to be): qui aliquid commode facit (that does anything well or PROP.): qui aliquid scienter facit (that does anything with skill or knowledge of the art): arte insignis (distinguished in the practice of an art; e.g. medicus arte insignis): peritus alicujus rei (that has knowledge of a thing; ☞ always with a genitive of that in which a person is skilled): exercitatus in aliqua re (practised well versed; ☞ always with in and an ablative of that in which one is skilful; e.g. homines in rebus maritimis exercitati): eruditus (learned trained): dexter (adroit dexterous; perhaps post-Augustan in prose): ingeniosus (inventive fertile in expedients or new ideas): sollers (possessing inventive power and practical genius). In a skilful manner; Vid: SKILLFULLY.