well versed

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abreast
acquainted
alive
alive to somethingidiom
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genned up
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hyper-aware
hyper-awareness
hyper-conscious
omniscient
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on the ballidiom
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with it
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versed | American Dictionary

versed
adjective
us/vɜrst/
prepared by having knowledge or experience of something:
He was well versed in all branches of the field and published extensively.

Examples of versed

versed
This text is by two eminent economists, well versed in the complex interface between agriculture, science, politics, higher education, and social and economic structures.
From then on, he seems to have had more confidence in the possibility of finding some well versed in these fields.
The actors must have played the game long enough to be well versed in its codes and its modes of communication.
Their authors however, have been versed not in economic but in political, constitutional, or some other kind of theory.
However, it will be of limited use to researchers who are already well versed in these debates, and it will not convert any scientific naturalists.
For example, we are well versed in the impact of demographics and attitudinal predispositions.
Like directors, they are experienced and well versed in the industry-operative film language.
She is, moreover, well versed in the scholarly literature on medieval women.
The review process should extend to those well versed in socio-economic and biophysical disciplines, and familiar with the particular operational circumstances.
We need more members of practice versed in research, as well as more practices willing to contribute.
However, not all performance teachers are versed in analytical methods, nor are they predisposed to discuss them in their lessons.
His main finding is that the system relied upon a hierarchy of dictators, each of whom was well versed in the arts of coercion.
This was, after all, an age well versed in casuistry.
They need to be thoroughly versed in the method themselves.
The primary contention of these writers is well versed and not that complex.
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