skill
Indicates a competent or proficient level of skill.
Refers to fundamental or essential skills.
Common term for a high level of skill.
A skill that is helpful or beneficial.
The ability to find solutions to difficult or complex issues.
A skill that has great value or significance.
Indicates a low or inadequate level of skill.
A skill that is absolutely necessary.
A skill that is needed for a particular purpose.
A skill related to real situations rather than ideas.
Indicates a large amount or high level of skill.
Indicates a surprising and impressive level of skill.
Indicates a very unusual and impressive level of skill.
The ability to deconstruct information into smaller categories in order to draw conclusions.
The objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgement.
A skill that is in demand by employers.
A skill that can be used in different jobs or situations.
Indicates skill that is better than others.
A formal term for a skill needed for a particular purpose.
Indicates the highest level of skill, perfect and complete.
A particular collection of skills.
A variety of different skills.
The state of not having a skill or not having enough of it.
A particular standard of skill.
An amount or level of skill.
The ability to read, write, and work with numbers.
Used to describe how an action is performed.
Followed by a gerund (verb-ing) to specify the activity.
To possess a certain ability.
To gain knowledge or ability of a skill through study or experience.
To grow or cause a skill to become more advanced.
To learn or develop a skill.
To obtain or get a skill.
To learn a new skill easily or informally.
A more formal way to say 'have a skill'.
To improve a skill, making it better or more effective.
To refine or perfect a skill over a period of time.
The degree of proficiency in a skill.
A situation in which there are not enough people with the skills needed.