technically-skilled
|tech/ni/cal/ly-skilled|
/ˈtɛknɪkli skɪld/
Proficient in technical skills
Etymology
'technically' originates from 'technical,' which comes from the Greek word 'technikos,' meaning 'of art or skill.' 'Skilled' comes from the Old Norse word 'skilja,' meaning 'to discern or separate.'
'Technically' evolved from the Greek 'technikos' through Latin 'technicus' and Old French 'technique.' 'Skilled' evolved from Old Norse 'skilja' to Middle English 'skil.'
Initially, 'technically' meant 'pertaining to art or skill,' and 'skilled' meant 'able to discern.' Over time, they combined to describe someone proficient in technical areas.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
having proficiency or expertise in a specific technical field or area.
She is technically-skilled in software development.
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Last updated: 2025/02/03 08:41