mastery
noun
[ ˈmɑːst(ə)ri ]
• comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular subject or activity.
• "she played with some mastery"
Similar:
proficiency,
ability,
capability,
knowledge,
understanding,
comprehension,
familiarity,
command,
grasp,
grip,
skill,
skilfulness,
expertise,
dexterity,
finesse,
adroitness,
virtuosity,
prowess,
deftness,
know-how,
• control or superiority over someone or something.
• "man's mastery over nature"
Similar:
control,
superiority,
domination,
command,
ascendancy,
supremacy,
pre-eminence,
triumph,
victory,
the upper hand,
the whip hand,
rule,
government,
power,
sway,
authority,
jurisdiction,
dominion,
sovereignty,
Origin:
Middle English: from Old French maistrie, from maistre ‘master’.
