versed

SayVURSTUS/vɝst/UK/vɜːst/

2 meanings of versed

1
adjective
Knowing a lot about something because you have studied it or done it many times.
Like someone who knows a game so well they never need to check the rules.
She is well versed in cooking many kinds of food.
He became versed in fixing cars after years of practice.
Similarknowledgeable, skilled, experienced, proficient, conversant
Oppositeignorant, inexperienced, unfamiliar, unskilled
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2
verb
Past tense of verse. Use this form for something that already happened.
He versed himself in the new software before starting the job.
They versed their team in the basics of first aid.
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versed is a form of verse

verse, verb: To play against someone in a game or contest. Full entry

Forms: verseverses he/she/itversing -ing formversed past tense, past participle
Spelling: verse → versed: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /t/.

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