adj. (foll. by in) experienced or skilled in. [Latin versor be engaged in]

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... (automakers ).Lobbyists need serious knowledge ineconomics , law He must bewell versed inthespecifics ofthe.market inwhich his clients operate Butonly “having learned ” lobbying ... (Professions and specialties)
... settings Must possess theskills ofworking onacomputer (-fluently .- work onthekeyboard , bewell versed intheworking .area ), beable toperform calculations andcontrol information carriers Related professions ... (Professions and specialties)
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