practiced in Latin
practiced in Latin is perītus — practiced means skilled or experienced as a result of repeated practice.
practiced in Latin
perītus
skillful, proficient, knowledgeable or expert as a result of practice
What does "practiced" mean?
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adj Skilled or experienced as a result of repeated practice.
"With a practiced hand, the baker shaped twenty loaves in a few minutes."
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practiced in a sentence
- With a practiced hand, the baker shaped twenty loaves in a few minutes.
- Her practiced answers showed she had rehearsed the interview many times.
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What is "practiced" in Latin?
"practiced" in Latin is perītus. practiced means: Skilled or experienced as a result of repeated practice.
How do you use "practiced" in a sentence?
Example: "With a practiced hand, the baker shaped twenty loaves in a few minutes." In Latin, "practiced" is perītus.
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