workmanship
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mənˌʃɪp
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| —n | |
| 1. | the art or skill of a workman |
| 2. | the art or skill with which something is made or executed |
| 3. | the degree of art or skill exhibited in the finished product |
| 4. | the piece of work so produced |
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Workmanship
is always a great word to know.
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Example sentences
These pants are well tailored with top quality workmanship and materials.
There's a level of workmanship you don't see in new houses.
It had a small but skilled workforce proud of their workmanship.
The workmanship has to be pretty shoddy for the gold to be worth less as jewelry than melted down.
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