workmanlike
Pronunciation: [ˈwɜrkˌmænˌlaɪk]
Word
Context: "quality of work"
(adjective) when something is done in a way that shows skill and care, just like a good worker would do it. It means the job is done well and looks professional.
Example
The carpenter did a workmanlike job on the new shelves, and they look great.
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The painting was not workmanlike; it was messy and looked rushed.
Example
Did the builder produce a workmanlike finish on the house?
Context: "efficiency"
(adjective) when a task is completed efficiently and effectively, like a typical worker would approach it. This means staying focused and doing the job correctly without wasting time.
Example
Her work on the project was very workmanlike; she completed it ahead of schedule.
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His report was not workmanlike because he missed many important details.
Example
How can we make this process more workmanlike for everyone?
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