Synonyms for Experts:

• n.

  •adviser/advisor (noun)
  • aide,
  • Dutch Uncle,
  • coach,
  • expert,
  • righthand person,
  • counsel,
  • consultant,
  • tutor,
  • kibitzer,
  • friend,
  • guide,
  • doctor,
  • teacher,
  • monitor,
  • referee,
  • backseat driver,
  • helper,
  • mentor,
  • partner,
  • quarterback,
  • priest,
  • confidant,
  • director,
  • buttinski,
  • second-guesser,
  • clubhouse lawyer,
  • lawyer,
  • instructor,
  • attorney,
  • judge,
  • counselor.
  •artist (noun)
  • creator,
  • composer,
  • artisan,
  • inventor,
  • craftsperson,
  • handicrafter,
  • painter.
  •authority (noun)
  • executive,
  • big cheese,
  • professor,
  • czar,
  • city hall,
  • kingpin,
  • bible,
  • boss,
  • top brass,
  • specialist,
  • top hand,
  • big shot,
  • aristocrat,
  • kingfish,
  • egghead,
  • ceo,
  • arbiter,
  • front office,
  • scholar,
  • brass,
  • upstairs,
  • guru,
  • governor,
  • top dog,
  • whiz,
  • textbook,
  • Brains,
  • FEDS,
  • big wig,
  • EXEC,
  • pundit,
  • power elite,
  • ivory dome,
  • veteran.
  •brain trust (noun)
  • authorities,
  • advisory board,
  • cabinet,
  • advisors,
  • council.
  •buff (noun)
  • aficionado,
  • admirer,
  • fan,
  • hound,
  • devotee,
  • lover,
  • votary,
  • addict.
  •connoisseur (noun)
  • bon vivant,
  • savant,
  • aesthete,
  • dilettante,
  • appreciator,
  • one into,
  • critic,
  • epicure,
  • gourmet,
  • Cognoscente.
  •consultant (noun)
  • master,
  • maven,
  • advisor,
  • freelancer.
  •critic (noun)
  • caricaturist,
  • reviewer,
  • analyzer,
  • commentator,
  • annotator,
  • Expositor,
  • cartoonist,
  • diagnostic,
  • evaluator,
  • sharpshooter.
  •diplomat (noun)
  • mediator,
  • envoy,
  • legate,
  • plenipotentiary,
  • public relations person,
  • conciliator,
  • cabinet member,
  • agent,
  • negotiator,
  • emissary,
  • representative,
  • tactician,
  • ambassador,
  • minister,
  • go-between,
  • moderator.
  •expert (noun)
  • connoisseur,
  • wizard,
  • pro,
  • doyen,
  • proficient,
  • buff,
  • old pro,
  • old hand,
  • graduate,
  • virtuoso,
  • adept,
  • phenomenon,
  • artiste,
  • hot shot,
  • shark,
  • professional,
  • authority,
  • artist.
  •experts (noun)
  • connoisseurs,
  • Specialists,
  • professionals,
  • Consultants,
  • buffs,
  • Journeymen,
  • pros,
  • mavens,
  • adepts,
  • wizards,
  • artists,
  • sophisticates,
  • technicians,
  • crackerjacks.
  •prodigies (noun)
  • Curiosities,
  • whizzes,
  • stunners,
  • Oddities,
  • mahatmas,
  • spectacles,
  • shockers,
  • Talents,
  • thunderbolts,
  • magicians,
  • marvels,
  • Prodigies,
  • paragons,
  • miracles,
  • Rarities,
  • Sensations,
  • stars,
  • Phenomena,
  • Luminaries,
  • Wonders.
  •sages (noun)
  • thinkers,
  • Savants,
  • sages,
  • wise persons,
  • mandarins,
  • gurus.
  •scholars (noun)
  • academics,
  • intellectuals,
  • masters,
  • professors,
  • Geniuses,
  • doctors,
  • scholars,
  • philosophers,
  • Students.
  •veterans (noun)
  • gray beards,
  • seniors,
  • Veterans,
  • old hands,
  • old timers,
  • patriarchs,
  • old soldiers.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • inner circle,
  • experts,
  • brain trust,
  • high-level advisers.

Paraphrases for Experts:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    expert.
  • Verb, past tense
    expert.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    scholars, teams, Persons, people.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    Specialists.
  • Noun, plural
    expertises, Investigators, commentators, meteorologists, technicians, examiners, analysts, advisers, jurists, counsellors, observers, reviewers, old-timers, Specialists.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    representatives, aspects, Canadians, states, nations, fellows.
  • Proper noun, singular
    under-secretary-general, international, panellists, certified, directive, ministers, technology, world, knowledge, fellows, europe, tajikistan, police, TOS, chair, head, june, SP, office, CSL, IPC, april.
  • Noun, plural
    representatives, exports, report, Researchers, archaeologists, specialized, scientists, historians, professionalism, executives, explanations, participants, Physicians, Recommendations, techniques, educators, counterparts, experience, experiences, planners, competences, writers, practices, educationalists, instructors, critics, advisors, appraisers, trainers, responsibilities, professions, Lawyers, partnerships, Personalities, Organizations, engineers, presentations, competencies, marketers, evaluators, Specialties, proceedings, peers, legislators, secretariat, authors, provisions, forensics, assessors, Respondents, groups, interveners, stakeholders, masters, watchers, providers, doctors, discussants, reparations, Scholarships, clinicians, expenses, technologies, contributions, Resources, colleagues, Efforts, seminars, workers, procedures, personnel, speakers, relevant, cooperation, delegates, terms, managers, parts, witnesses, Capabilities, matters, institutions, delegations, sponsors, agents, references, candidatures, disciplines, officials, components, skills, outcomes, candidates, applicants, obstacles, auditors, referees, academics, Luminaries, Analyses, sources, councillors, sessions, pros, Agencies, Standards, players, Areas, pundits, opinions, commitments, trade, sectors, adjusters, markets, services, Forums, Talents, members, Communities, barriers, discussions, item, items, behaviours, monitors, points, Studies, Measures, actors, conclusions, fields, issues, development, developments, leaderships, problems, Charges, questions, TECHS, powers, tanks, offenders, affairs, applications, nominations, costs, holders, individuals, Parties, leaders, ways, frameworks, works, covered, organic, places, CSLS, sages, boffins, model, UNCTAD, campaigns, spaces, decisions, states, elders, economic, Fees, minds, Countries, circles, Territories, changes, 1998, numbers, 2003, figures, awards, views, Activities, 2009, 2002, actions, have, men, 2004, flows, meetings, goods, panellists, fellows.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    get, panellist, peer.
  • Verb, past tense
    experienced, said, received, conducted.
  • Verb, past participle
    presented, experienced, selected, invited, trained, established, placed, involved, conducted, drawn, covered.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    expects.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    specialist.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Specialists, expertise, specialist.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    expertise, specialist.

Antonyms for Experts:

• n.

  • artist
    scientist.
  • buff
    detractor, opponent.
  • expert
    apprentice, ignoramus, amateur, novice.

Experts Sentence Examples:

• But we note with pleasure that you propose to have the " essential points" of our digest " boiled down" by one of the business experts of your office.

• The answer will be: Because the modern experts are familiar with theatrical effects of a kind Shakespeare never lived to see.

Homophones for Experts:

• exasperate, expired, egbert, export duty, eggfruit, exasperated, Exuberate, export, esprit.