Synonyms & Antonyms : Slick
Slick
( Adjective )
The roads were slick with wet mud.
Synonyms:
Glib
Meretricious
Plausible
Polished
Smooth
Sophisticated
Adroit
Deft
Dexterous
Professional
Sharp
Skillful
Contextual Examples:
She could find no plausible explanation for the disappearance of my car from my shed.
She succeeded by a combination of adroit diplomacy and sheer good luck.
With deft fingers she untangled the wire.
The doctor was accused of professional misconduct.
The shears are not sharp enough to cut the grass.
Marble is so smooth to touch.
Antonyms:
Amateurish
Clumsy
Crude
Inexpert
Unaccomplished
Unpolished
Unprofessional
Contextual Examples:
Detectives described the burglary as crude and amateurish.
Walking in these clumsy shoes is very difficult for him.
He was dismissed for unprofessional conduct.
The company appointed few unskilled workers.
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