mastery in Latin
mastery in Latin is potestas — mastery means complete or expert skill and knowledge of a subject.
mastery in Latin
potestas
The position or authority of a master; dominion; command; supremacy; superiority.
What does "mastery" mean?
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noun Complete or expert skill and knowledge of a subject.
"His mastery of French grammar impressed his teacher."
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noun Control, dominance, or authority over someone or something.
"The empire held mastery over the trade routes for centuries."
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mastery in a sentence
- His mastery of French grammar impressed his teacher.
- Years of practice gave her real mastery over the piano.
- The empire held mastery over the trade routes for centuries.
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What is "mastery" in Latin?
"mastery" in Latin is potestas. mastery means: Complete or expert skill and knowledge of a subject.
How do you use "mastery" in a sentence?
Example: "His mastery of French grammar impressed his teacher." In Latin, "mastery" is potestas.
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