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technique

[tekˈniːk]

technique Definition

a way of carrying out a particular task, especially the execution or performance of an artistic work or a scientific procedure.

Using technique: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "technique" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The artist's technique involves using a palette knife to create texture.

  • Example

    The surgeon used a new technique to perform the operation.

  • Example

    The writer's technique of using flashbacks adds depth to the story.

technique Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for technique

Idioms Using technique

  • be very skilled and proficient at a particular technique or method

    Example

    After years of practice, she has the technique down pat and can paint with ease.

  • using the methods or approaches of a particular discipline or field

    Example

    The artist works in the technique of pointillism, using small dots of color to create an image.

  • a person who is highly skilled and proficient in a particular technique or method

    Example

    He is a master of technique when it comes to playing the guitar.

Phrases with technique

  • a method or approach used by a teacher to impart knowledge or skills to students

    Example

    The teacher's use of interactive games is an effective teaching technique.

  • sales technique

    a method or approach used by a salesperson to persuade customers to buy a product or service

    Example

    The salesperson's technique of offering a discount sealed the deal.

  • a method or approach used in cooking to prepare food

    Example

    The chef's technique of sous vide cooking results in perfectly cooked meat every time.

Origins of technique

from French 'technique' or Latin 'technicus', meaning 'of art, skilled' or 'pertaining to art'

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Summary: technique in Brief

The term 'technique' [tekˈniːk] refers to a way of carrying out a particular task, often in the context of art or science. It can refer to methods like 'sous vide cooking,' or approaches like 'pointillism.' 'Technique' extends into phrases like 'teaching technique,' and idioms like 'have a technique down pat,' denoting proficiency.

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