Definitions

1. ADEPT is a program for aquifer data evaluation by C.H.E.S.S. Inc.
2. An adept is one who shows knowledge, skill or aptitude in magic.
3. The adept is expected to draw in the female seed or energy through the erect penis into this body during the sexual union, a process called sahaholi. (Web site)
4. The adept is not made: he becomes, as I have been constantly assured, and the process of becoming is mainly in his own hands.
5. So adept were these Chaldean people in the metaphysical arts, that their name became synonymous with such studies.

Key

1. But the adept has found the key of his prison and can emerge from it at pleasure.

Reliable

1. More recently, the Arab Legion and Mukhabarat have also proven to be a reliable, if not necessarily adept, outsourcing service for Washington. (Web site)

Dramatic

1. Adept in dramatic as well as comedy roles, Buttons earned an Oscar for best supporting actor in "Sayonara" (1957). (Web site)

Spain

1. Spain was by far the better team and adept on extra-man advantage, setting up a showdown with Greece. (Web site)

History

1. Once labeled "the greatest storyteller in the history of the business" by Vince McMahon, he was adept at creating tense and entertaining matches.

Arbuckle

1. Despite his girth, Arbuckle was physically adept and surpisingly agile. (Web site)

Sitar

1. He was also adept in playing several other instruments like Sur Bahar, Sitar, Tabla, Drums etc.

Theologically Adept Laypeople

1. With the emphasis on proper life-long catechesis, Lutherans have a heritage of not only learned theologians, but also theologically adept laypeople.

Socially Adept

1. Whitey, who got to know the young dancers well, was able to hand pick exciting dancers who were also socially adept and reliable. (Web site)

Short Tracks

1. Equally adept at racing on short tracks and superspeedways, Lorenzen was one of the most capable drivers in NASCAR history. (Web site)

Celebrated Adept

1. While Arnold de Villeneuve and Pietro d'Apone flourished in France and Italy, a more celebrated adept than either appeared in Spain.

Great Adept

1. He became a great adept at logic, equal to the master Dignaga himself, and wrote a famous commentary on Dignaga’s Synthesis of All Reasoning.

Korn Shell

1. To the credit of the book, I was able to become very adept at Korn shell and I have written some amazing scripts. (Web site)

Adept Interpreter

1. Johnny proved an adept interpreter of teen ballads, whose lyrics conjured up innocent dreams of wish fulfilment. (Web site)

Band Getting

1. The upbeat "Revival" and the moody-but-resolute "Midnight Rider" showed the band getting more adept at shorter, radio-friendly song forms.

Magical System

1. In the magical system of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, there are three different grades of adept.
2. This book offers a complete approach to conducting this magical system for the modern adept. (Web site)

Extremely Adept

1. Tibetan lamas can be very accomplished yogis who are extremely adept at very advanced forms of meditation. (Web site)
2. Coyotes are smart, adaptable, and extremely adept at staying out of sight, even living in rural areas and in close proximity to humans.

Tantric Adept

1. I have no doubt that Evola was a tantric adept, but he was not a particularly good writer. (Web site)
2. And if we look at the abuses of both systems the fossilized monk of the Hinayana will compare favourably [9] with the tantric adept.
3. But the Tantric adept tries to put these ducts under control by breathing and other exercises. (Web site)

Quite Adept

1. Rinpoche is fluent in Tibetan, Chinese, and Mongolian languages and has become quite adept at English as well. (Web site)
2. Hackers have proven to be quite adept at discovering secret vulnerabilities, and full disclosure is the only reason vendors routinely patch their systems.

Comedy

1. Marceline proved herself adept at both comedy, appearing opposite stars such as Charley Chase and Harry Langdon, and in drama.

Leadership

1. Adolf Hitler joined this society in 1919, becoming an adept under the leadership of Dietrich Eckhart. (Web site)

Student

1. Ged travels with Ogion to Re Albi as his apprentice, learning to read and write the Six Hundred Runes of Hardic and proves to be an adept student.
2. Qianlong was an adept student and fully appreciated the importance of Confucian stereotypes in creating the public aspects of the imperial institution. (Web site)
3. As the student becomes more adept, progressively more spectacular feats are performed.

Writers

1. All writers engage in word play to some extent, but certain writers are particularly adept or committed to word play.

Composer

1. No composer was more adept than Monteverdi at expressing human emotion through music. (Web site)

Fighting

1. Both Bhima and Duryodhana were well built and adept in the skills of fighting.

Latin

1. For the transliteration of foreign names, the Romans were not very adept unless the language was close to Latin, such as ancient Celtic.
2. Accomplished in several genres and equally adept in Polish and Latin, Kochanowski is widely regarded as the finest Slavic poet before the nineteenth century. (Web site)

Union

1. Charles Francis Adams proved particularly adept as ambassador to Britain for the Union, and Britain was reluctant to boldly challenge the Union's blockade. (Web site)
2. The adept enters in union with his Yidam from the morning onwards, and ends the day with him. (Web site)

Thought

1. In other words, the adept can project his soul out of his body to any place he pleases with the rapidity of thought. (Web site)
2. Once a Dharmakâya, an Adept or Buddha leaves behind every possible relation with, or thought for this earth. (Web site)

Best

1. She soon became adept at finding the best in aspiring young models and started her own business as a photographer. (Web site)

Tennis

1. He was adept at a raft of sports, including tennis, golf, billiards, rowing, gymnastics and bowling. (Web site)

Pearson

1. With 105 career wins which encompassed both superspeedways and short tracks, Pearson was equally adept at winning on any paved surface. (Web site)

Porcelain Veneers

1. Cosmetic dentists are adept in the application of porcelain veneers to correct imperfect teeth.

Throwing

1. One of the powers of the adept, for instance, is to render himself invisible at will, which is achieved by throwing around himself a veil of akasa. (Web site)

Gardening

1. They assume that a love of gardening and growing plants implies that one is also adept at designing a garden. (Web site)
2. She had brought him to be fond of dancing and gardening, at which he's quite adept, and cooking, which is about as edible as poison.

Explaining

1. But then Anand is adept at explaining the intricacies of the game in his own inimitable way. (Web site)

Meaning

1. Because of the immense personal renunciation involved, such an adept was said to suffer -- meaning to bear or carry the divinity within.

Sanskrit

1. Pratyahara is the stage at which an adept learns how to control the "tentacles" of consciousness that are called "indriyas" in Sanskrit. (Web site)

Addition

1. In addition, Hopkins is a gifted mimic, adept at turning his native Welsh accent into whatever is required by a character. (Web site)
2. While staying at Tsurphu, the Karmapa completed basic studies of Buddhist texts in addition to becoming very adept at Tibetan language and literature. (Web site)

Sound

1. Mirto Picchi, Renato Cioni, Jon Vickers, Nicola Monti were all very adept at creating that sound that is both haunting and sad. (Web site)

War

1. As per Dr Hari Ram Gupta, Abdali�s forces were adept in the use of arms and the art of war.

Politics

1. However, Chiang's successor as president, Lee Teng-hui, proved to be more adept at politics than she was, and consolidated his position.

Training

1. Fujita taught the young Inoue to become adept at throwing any object that was available, with an emphasis on training with Shuriken.
2. The Andalusian was so adept at this training that nearly all of the oldest and most famous riding schools started with Spanish horses.

Help

1. Scorpio is not as adept at dealing with the public for he is apt to sting those who can help and cultivate those that can harm the business.

Getting

1. It seems that when the Mclaren isn't where it should be, it is Hamilton who is much more adept at driving around the problems, and getting the most from it. (Web site)

Yoga

1. Whichever way you look at it, this yoga confronts the adept with his own naked and unmodified karmas. (Web site)

Mantra

1. In the meantime, the adept should endeavor to continue his mantra, although by now his heart will no doubt be beating furiously. (Web site)

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