expertise

Formsexpertises, expertising, expertised

1. 1
   noununcountable

   Great skill or special knowledge in a subject or activity.

   Like being really good at something after lots of practice.

   Her expertise in cooking made the whole dinner a success.

   We need someone with real expertise to fix the broken engine.

   Similarskill, knowledge, proficiency, mastery, competence

   Oppositeincompetence, inexperience

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2. 2
   noununcountable

   Advice or an opinion given by an expert.

   The newspaper sought legal expertise on whether the contract was valid.

   Before deciding, the board asked for financial expertise from outside consultants.

   Similaradvice, assessment, appraisal, evaluation

3. 3
   verbraretransitive

   To give a person, plan, or document expert knowledge or advice.

   Like having an expert check your work and add what they know.

   Consultants were hired to expertise the new safety plan.

   Since 1979, we have developed a method for expertising the design of the processes and improving them.

   1985, Energy Research AbstractsHere, expertising means giving expert advice or knowledge about something.

   Similarassess, appraise, evaluate, examine

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