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Meanings of very skillful in English
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Usage of very skillful in English
1
A very skillful Bowman went to the mountains in search of game.
2
He learned these things quickly and became very skillful in making pots.
3
Trout-fishing comes to mind,-andthe trout were very skillful in keeping aloof.
4
When it comes to ordinary lying and stealing, they are very skillful.
5
And she made money, as she was very skillful in everything she did.
6
You can feel them twining together, very skillful, whoever incised him.'
7
Simply that M. Favoral was very skillful, and very much self-possessed.
8
In addition to Thompson and Barton, the other young actors also are very skillful.
9
She was very skillful, and it allowed Axelle greater profit.
10
It was a work she much liked, and in which she was very skillful.
11
All these natives are very skillful in managing their boats.
12
They cultivated the science of medicine and were very skillful.
13
Our Cossack was not very skillful at housework, and made many blunders in serving.
14
He was an accomplished young man, well educated and very skillful in his profession.
15
For that we may trust a certain very skillful youth.
16
By long practice they became very skillful with their knives.
This collocation consists of:
Very skillful through the time
Very skillful across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common