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proficient (adjective), more proficient, most proficient
1. A reference to the advanced degree or competence and skill an individual has or shows in some area; as in an art, a vocation, a profession, or in some branch of learning: Some people are proficient carpenters or they are proficient writers; or even proficient computer programmers.
2. Etymology: from Latin proficientem; from proficere; "to accomplish, to make progress, to be useful"; from pro-, "forward", + facere, "to make, to perform."
Relating to being well advanced in any skill.
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Referring to being very adept with special occupations.
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