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View usage for: (wɜːʳkmənʃɪp) uncountable nounWorkmanship is the skill with which something is made and which affects the appearance and quality of the finished object. The problem may be due to poor workmanship. The standard of workmanship is very high. Synonyms: skill, work, art, technique More Synonyms of workmanship workmanship in British English (ˈwɜːkmənʃɪp) noun1. 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 workmanship in American English (ˈwɜrkmənˌʃɪp) noun1. b. the quality of the work done or thing made; craftsmanship furniture of fine workmanship 2. something produced by this skill Examples of 'workmanship' in a sentenceworkmanship But there are concerns that rushing the scheme will result in shoddy workmanship and badly designed schools. Poor workmanship on the roof meant that the building leaked when it rained.Others have had to pay to remedy poor workmanship.This superb jade and silver bangle combines the highest quality of workmanship with a chic new take on jade.Yet despite the complaints and resistance from the builders, the quality of their workmanship stands out.There were complaints about the quality of American workmanship.As for the quality of workmanship, it is second to none.I found it to be of poor workmanship and damaged.Your shoddy workmanship will soon be exposed if your bridges aren't strong enough and the monkeys remain trapped.Their workmanship and quality control was so good that their reputation spread across Spain, and business grew.A recent survey found that 86 per cent of consumer complaints in the last five years were due to poor workmanship.According to the research, 84 per cent of tradesmen claim going for the cheapest quote is the main reason homeowners end up with poor workmanship. In other languagesworkmanship British English: workmanship NOUN Workmanship is the skill with which something is made and which affects the appearance and quality of the finished object. The problem may be due to poor workmanship. - American English: workmanship
- Brazilian Portuguese: habilidade
- Chinese: 工艺
- European Spanish: profesionalidad
- French: exécution
- German: Arbeitsqualität
- Italian: abilità tecnica
- Japanese: 腕前
- Korean: 솜씨
- European Portuguese: habilidade
- Latin American Spanish: profesionalidad
Definition the degree of skill with which an object is made a carpenter who prided himself on the quality of his workmanship Synonyms work manufacture execution handiwork Additional synonymsDefinition skill the art of romance Synonyms skill, knowledge, method, facility, craft, profession, expertise, competence, accomplishment, mastery, knack, ingenuity, finesse, aptitude, artistry, artifice (archaic), virtuosity, dexterity, cleverness, adroitnessDefinition great skill his artistry as a cellist Synonyms skill, art, style, taste, talent, craft, genius, creativity, touch, flair, brilliance, sensibility, accomplishment, mastery, finesse, craftsmanship, proficiency, virtuosity, workmanship, artistic ability Definition skill or ability Lilyanne learned her craft of cooking from her grandmother. Synonyms skill, art, ability, technique, know-how (informal), expertise, knack, aptitude, artistry, dexterity, workmanship, expertnessNearby words ofworkmanship - working
- workman
- workmanlike
- workmanship
- workout
- works
- workshop
Additional synonymsHis carvings are known for their style, detail and craftsmanship. Synonyms workmanship, technique, expertise, mastery, artistryDefinition special skill, knowledge, or judgment the lack of management expertise within the company Synonyms skill, knowledge, know-how (informal), facility, grip, craft, judgment, grasp, mastery, knack, proficiency, dexterity, cleverness, deftness, adroitness, aptness, expertness, knowing inside out, ableness, masterliness, skilfulness Definition a skill performed with the hands, such as weaving My new handicraft was seashell pictures. Synonyms skill, art, craft, handiworkDefinition proficiency in a practical or mechanical skill He went abroad to improve his tennis technique. Synonyms skill, art, performance, craft, touch, address, know-how (informal), facility, delivery, execution, knack, artistry, craftsmanship, proficiency, adroitness |