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A word to describe great skill or talent?

Here are some words to describe great skill or talent, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General terms:

* Proficiency: Excellent ability, expertise.

* Mastery: Complete control and understanding of a skill.

* Virtuosity: Exceptional technical skill, especially in the arts.

* Talent: Natural aptitude or ability.

* Genius: Exceptional intellectual ability or creative power.

* Expertise: Specialized knowledge and skill.

* Acumen: Keenness of judgment or insight.

* Savvy: Shrewdness and practical knowledge.

More specific terms:

* Artisan: Skilled craftsman.

* Mastermind: Highly intelligent and skillful person, especially in strategy or planning.

* Maestro: A highly skilled and respected musician, especially a conductor.

* Wizard: Someone with exceptional skill in a particular field.

* Guru: A respected teacher or expert.

* Ace: Someone who excels in a particular skill or activity.

* Whizz: Someone who is exceptionally skilled or knowledgeable in a particular subject.

Figurative language:

* Gifted: Having a natural talent for something.

* Blessed: Having been given a special ability.

* Born with a silver spoon: Having a natural advantage in life.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the level of skill you want to describe.

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