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with the best of them
informalDefinition
› as well as anyone: He can dance with the best of them.Skilled, talented and able
(Definition of with the best of them from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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with preposition (SEPARATION)
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with preposition (SUPPORT)
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with preposition (TIME)
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with preposition (UNDERSTANDING)
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with that idiom
- with the best of them idiom
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with the best will in the world idiom
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with the slate wiped clean idiom
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with the wisdom of hindsight idiom
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with your bare hands idiom
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with your eyes closed/shut idiom
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SMART Thesaurus: Skilled, talented and able
Synonyms and related words:
- able adjective (CAN DO)
- able adjective (SKILFUL)
- ably adverb
- accomplished adjective
- adept adjective
- gifted adjective
- handy adjective (SKILFUL)
- have a nice, good, etc. line in sth idiom
- have inner resources idiom
- have sth down to a fine art idiom
- overqualified adjective
- pedicure noun
- polished adjective (SKILLED)
- practised adjective
- preen verb (TIDY)
- proficient adjective
- up to (doing) sth idiom
- well qualified adjective
- white-collar adjective
- workmanlike adjective
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