magistral
masterly
adjective mah-hees-TRAHL Rare
Origin: From Latin magistralis, from magister (master).
Also means
masterful
Usage Note
Magistral describes a performance, explanation, or work of exceptional skill. It also has a technical pharmacy sense: a preparado magistral is a medication compounded specifically for an individual patient, prescribed by a doctor. The adverb is magistralmente.
Examples
"Dio una actuación magistral en el teatro."
Natural Translation
She gave a masterly performance at the theatre.
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