Adepts
Meaning in Bengali:
প্রবীণদের, দক্ষদের, পাণ্ডিত্যপূর্ণদের, নিপুণদের, বিদ্যাবানদের
Part of Speech:
Noun
Pronunciation:
/əˈdɛpts/
Short Definition:
Adepts refer to highly skilled or proficient individuals in a particular field or subject.
Synonyms:
Experts, masters, professionals, virtuosos, skilled individuals
Antonyms:
অদক্ষদের (incompetent), অপ্রবীণদের (inexperienced), অবিদ্যাবানদের (ignorant), অনিপুণদের (unskilled)
Origin:
The word “adepts” originated from the Latin word “adeptus,” which means “obtained” or “achieved.” It entered the English language in the early 17th century.
Nearby Words:
– Adenine (Noun)
– Adenitis (Noun)
– Adenocarcinoma (Noun)
– Adenoid (Noun)
– Adenoma (Noun)
Adepts in Literature Quotes:
– “He was an adept in the art of deception, fooling even the most discerning minds.” – The Mastermind’s Gambit
– “The protagonist, a young wizard, sought guidance from the adepts of magic to enhance his powers.” – The Chronicles of Enchantment
– “Her skills as a pianist were unparalleled, making her an adept in the world of classical music.” – The Harmonious Melody
– “The martial arts master trained his disciples to become adepts in the ancient fighting techniques.” – The Way of the Warrior
Meaning in Different Languages:
– Bengali: প্রবীণদের
– Hindi: प्रवीणों
– Nepali: प्रवीणहरू
– Urdu: ماہرین
– Tamil: முதியவர்கள்
– Telugu: పరిపూర్ణులు
– Arabic: الخبراء
– Chinese: 熟练者
– Japanese: 熟達者
– Russian: мастера
For more information about “adepts,” you can visit the following links:
– Wikipedia.org
– Dictionary.com
– TheFreeDictionary.com