unversed, well-versed, culinary, hashtag, be versed in sth

'What first strikes me about nationalists is never their intolerance. It is how unversed they can be in the culture they purport to cherish.'

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This chart shows how only 2% of Islamic States's social media output focuses on its appalling brutality

Islamic State's social media machine

ISLAMIC STATE is well-versed in self-promotion. Official channels are mostly blocked, so the group uses search terms and hashtags to enable viewers to find and share...

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	"... the expert in society came up in one of our conversations, Simon was quick to demonstrate that he was well versed in the long history of debates about the subject, ..."

翁倩玉Judy Ongg, a Taiwan-born actress and singer, is well-versed in the Chinese culinary tradition of incorporating ingredients with medicinal benefits into one's diet. She told me once, "Summer vegetables have the power to eliminate heat from your body." Any food in season seems to pack nutrients that help us eat our way to health.

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	"... Without an expert versed in the science of design as one of the participants in the design process, the social organism was destined only to react to immediate crises and to do so in an uncoordinated, purposeless manner...." Simon

unversedとは。意味や和訳。[形]〔叙述〕((形式))（…に）精通していない，熟練していない
versed 
adjective FORMAL
be versed in sth to know a lot about a particular subject or be experienced in a particular skill:
I'm not sufficiently versed in computers to understand what you're saying.

well-versed 
adjective
knowing a lot about something:
He was well-versed in modern history.



culinary
adjective SLIGHTLY FORMAL
connected with cooking or kitchens:
the culinary delights (= pleasant tasting food) of Beijing
My culinary skills are rather limited, I'm afraid (= I am not very good at cooking)!