Synonyms for know-how
know-how

Princeton's WordNet

1. know-hownoun

   the (technical) knowledge and skill required to do something

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1. • Ability

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1. List of paraphrases for "know-how":

   expertise, knowledge, knowhow, skill, savoir-faire, skills

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1. John Kasich:

   That was like something out of a 'Back to the Future' movie. We made that agreement in 2011 for the simple reason that we knew what we were doing in Ohio. We know how to balance budgets and grow jobs, and do workforce training.

2. Ash Barty:

   She’s been a Top 10 player for a number of weeks now, one of the most consistent on the tour over the last, I don’t know how many years — five or 10 years. She’s always been there, always been knocking on the door, always giving herself the opportunity, i know that Grand Slam title for her is not far away.

3. Tim Ryan:

   This all started by people calling me, not me calling people, i think there was some attraction to somebody from Youngstown, Ohio, who was sent all around the country for Hillary Clinton to talk to union workers and try and connect with people that I know how to connect with.

4. Jessica Lynch:

   I didn't want to relay all this hurt and anger and confusion, i saw photos of my parents when I was missing. I know how much they hurt. I didn't want them to feel hurt again. I didn't want to put my hurt on top of their hurt. So when they would ask, I would say, 'Yeah, I'm OK.'.

5. Pittsburgh Steelers:

   You know how many letters I got last fall ? yeah, the fans ’ point of view on this was definitely a factor. We heard from a lot of fans over the last six months. No question that was part of the decision-making. [ Those ] people expect the players to be respectful during the anthem. Pretty simple.