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Communication Briefings
Skilled vs. skillful. Both words imply possession of a skill, but skilled most often is used in reference to specialized training or education, as gained by a craftsman or technician: "We hire only skilled accountants." Skillful, on the other hand, means showing proficiency, knowledge or aptitude: "A skillful persuader, Jack usually got his way."
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