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Meanings of better versed in English

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Usage of better versed in English
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You see, they were better versed in music than in human nature.
Stories By English Authors: Italy (Selected by Scribners)
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Over the years, famously, the former has become rather better versed in overcoming adversity.
The Guardian
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I am sure others better versed than I will disagree.
The Irish Times
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Friedrich was better versed in English than the Bucher children.
Villa Elsa / A Story of German Family Life
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He was well respected and better versed in the ways of court than her warlords.
Oracle's Queen
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The count asserts that Elizabeth was better versed in statecraft, and a more amiable woman.
Berlin and Sans-Souci; Or, Frederick the Great and His Friends
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They were better versed than I in what payments were available and how to get them.
The Irish Times
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Few footballers in the country are better versed in the ways of lost time than David Moran.
The Irish Times
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How can loyalty regain respect in an era better versed in its costs than in its benefits?
The new yorker
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Naturally, he was still better versed in all the rabbinical literature of Northern France and of Germany.
Rashi
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Men better versed in dealing with women had broken off a stare when faced with Jennifer's gaze.
The wandering fire
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My dear girl, you will admit that I am a little better versed in business matters than you are.
Other People's Business: The Romantic Career of the Practical Mi...
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They could have gotten this information from Paul, surely better versed than she was in observing criminals for behavior and armaments.
Takeover
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Although he rarely said much, he had been a great listener, and no one had been better versed in neighborhood affairs.
Taken Alive
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The horrible, pink Huns, with their round heads, cropped hair, and large necks, may have officers better versed in the drill-book.
Tell England / A Study in a Generation
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To men better versed than am I in the mysterious ways of human nature do I leave the answering of these questions.
The Shame of Motley: being the memoir of certain transactions in...
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