skill set

noun

: a set of skills

especially : a collection of skills and abilities that can be applied to a professional or creative endeavor

She chooses to pursue a position in public relations—"journalism's evil twin"—reasoning that it will require much the same "skill set" that a published writer has. —

Alexandra Jacobs

Cauchetier's skill set—he was both a high-wire documentarian and, in effect, a director of fictions—uniquely qualified him to share in the multifarious spirit of the New Wave. —

Richard Brody

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Smith said that while Hegseth’s combat experience is a plus, running the Pentagon requires a lot of other skill sets, and his nomination will need some time for consideration. —

Tara Copp, The Denver Post, 13 Nov. 2024 Tyler Bilodeau showed his dazzling offensive skill set with 10 points in a five-minute flash to start the second half. —

Ben Bolch, Los Angeles Times, 5 Nov. 2024 Lores says repeatedly finding moments to learn and augment his overall skill set was a significant trigger shot to his career. —

Natalie McCormick, Fortune, 4 Nov. 2024 His is a skill set that is built to last, but this type of player is often underrated both during and after his career. —

Tony Blengino, Forbes, 4 Nov. 2024 See all Example Sentences for skill set