well-versed

highly experienced, practiced, or skilled; very knowledgeable; learned: He is a well-versed scholar on the subject of biblical literature.

But to Swift, well-versed in Hollywood dating, this is inconsequential.

Sujay Kumar

November 10, 2014

But the news had not reached most senators, even those most well-versed on intelligence and defense issues.

Tim Mak

July 7, 2014

He, by his own admission, is not well-versed or comfortable in financial and personnel management issues.

Jon Krakauer

April 8, 2013

In the capital city, Suliman is part of Berang, a well-versed network of artists, some of whom have shown abroad.

Zeenat Nagree

March 9, 2013

Audiences are well-versed in these sort of characters and expect a lot from them.

Jace Lacob

January 30, 2013

Historical Examples of well-versed

My companion, well-versed in English soon made a few acquaintances.

Various

And he was strong, and handsome, and well-versed in (the knowledge of) horses, and possessed of every desirable accomplishment.

Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa

And he was well-versed in holy writ and was equal to Vrihaspati in wisdom.

Translated by Kisari Mohan Ganguli

Hlskamp is not only a critic, but also well-versed in philology, exegesis, and ecclesiastical history.

E. Rameur

As a brilliant conversationalist and well-versed political economist he has few rivals in his country.

John Foreman

British Dictionary definitions for well-versed well-versed adjective (well versed when postpositive)