versed

adjective
UK: /vɜːst/
US: /vɝːst/

  1. Experienced or skilled in something as a result of study or practice.

    1. She is well versed in classical literature.
    2. Having worked there for years, he became very versed in company policy.

  2. Familiar with a particular subject or topic; knowledgeable.

    1. I am not very versed in current affairs.
    2. The lawyer was highly versed in the intricacies of contract law.

Synonyms

skilled experienced knowledgeable familiar proficient accomplished

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "versed" in English means: Experienced or skilled in something as a result of study or practice., Familiar with a particular subject or topic; knowledgeable..

The phonetic transcription of "versed" is /vɜːst/ in British English and /vɝːst/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "versed": skilled, experienced, knowledgeable, familiar, proficient, accomplished.

Example usage of "versed": "She is well versed in classical literature.". More examples on the page.