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Meanings of versed in English
Thoroughly acquainted through study or experience.
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Examples for "midazolam"
Examples for "midazolam"
1
Ohio did not say where it purchased supplies of midazolam and hydromorphone.
2
No serious adverse effects were observed in any patient given midazolam.
3
This needs to be taken into account for any buccal administration of midazolam.
4
Pharmacodynamic effects of midazolam were assessed using VAS and a reaction time test.
5
Outside of hospitals buccal midazolam is in the process of replacing rectal diazepam.
Usage of versed in English
1
Clinton was versed enough in history to know that it was true.
2
All organisations are well versed in the concept of value for money.
3
They'd be well-versed in these types of issues, given their past experiences.
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Their power was great; they had been long versed in public business.
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I assumed you would be well versed in getting prisoners to talk.
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Yet she was versed well enough in human nature in her way.
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He should be of good features and well versed in the scriptures.
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He is well-versed in all matters connected with the origin of things.
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He was getting acquainted, he was becoming versed in general circus detail.
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You see, they were better versed in music than in human nature.
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Napoleon, profoundly versed in the knowledge of the human heart, promptly replied.
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Lord Ankhor is well versed in the intricacies of diplomacy, Korahna said.
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That I am well versed in history, argument, grammars, medicine, and geometry.
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Wheeler is known as a technocrat who is well-versed in DC politics.
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Robert Noble, who is well-versed and trained in monitoring storms, Weinstein said.
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He was laborious, clearheaded, and profoundly versed in the details of finance.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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