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connoisseurship

 

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Noun connoisseurship has 1 sense
  1. virtu, vertu, connoisseurship - love of or taste for fine objects of art
    --1 is a kind of taste, appreciation, discernment, perceptiveness

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Connoisseurship

Definition: Connoisseurship refers to the expertise, knowledge, and discernment possessed by a connoisseur in a particular field, especially in fine arts, wines, or any subject that requires refined judgment.

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, connoisseurship typically relates to the appreciation and understanding of fine art, wine, or gourmet food.

Examples:

  • You can trust Mary's opinion on wine; she has excellent connoisseurship in identifying the best vintages.
  • John's extensive connoisseurship in classical music made him the go-to person for recommendations in the orchestra.
  • The art gallery's exhibition showcased the connoisseurship of the curator, who carefully selected exceptional pieces.

Local Usage:

Locally, connoisseurship can extend to specific regional specialties or ongoing trends in a community.

Examples:

  • As a connoisseur of local craft beers, Mark can tell you everything about the different breweries in town.
  • The connoisseurship of spices is highly valued in this region, where blending flavors is a true art.
  • Her connoisseurship of traditional folk dances has allowed her to preserve the rich cultural heritage of her community.

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