Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
old-hand
Noun
/ˈoʊld hænd/

Definition
A person who is very experienced in a particular activity or profession.

Examples
- As an old-hand in the industry, she quickly navigated the complexities of the project.
- Despite being new to the team, he was treated like an old-hand due to his impressive resume.

Meaning
The term ‘old-hand’ describes someone who has spent a lot of time doing something and has become proficient at it due to their extensive experience.

Synonyms
- Veteran
- Expert
- Pro
- Seasoned professional