01 Word definition

specialist

10 letters · 4 vowels · 6 consonants

How do you spell SPECIALIST?

SPECIALIST is spelled S-P-E-C-I-A-L-I-S-T. It contains 10 letters.

Correct spellingS-P-E-C-I-A-L-I-S-T

10 letters, beginning with S and ending with T.

MeaningSPECIALIST definition

A specialist is a person who concentrates on and has detailed knowledge or skill in a particular subject, occupation, or field.

Word statusYes—listed

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SPECIALIST definition and meaning

noun

A specialist is a person who concentrates on and has detailed knowledge or skill in a particular subject, occupation, or field.

The word is spelled specialist, with the sequence -cial- in the middle and -ist at the end.Reference: Merriam-Webster: specialist
Example

The company called a security specialist to review the system.

Scrabble score14points
Words With Friends17points
Word length10letters

02 Letter breakdown

How is SPECIALIST spelled?

S1P2E3C4I5A6L7I8S9T10
Starts withSPEFirst 3 letters
Ends withISTLast 3 letters
Unique letters8Repeats I, S
Vowel balance4 / 6Vowels / consonants

03 Word-game status

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Base tile value: 14 points. Confirm eligibility in the official word list used for your region and edition.

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04 Exact anagrams

The same letters, rearranged.

FAQ Quick answers

About SPECIALIST.

How do you spell SPECIALIST?

SPECIALIST is spelled S-P-E-C-I-A-L-I-S-T. It contains 10 letters.

What does SPECIALIST mean?

SPECIALIST means: A specialist is a person who concentrates on and has detailed knowledge or skill in a particular subject, occupation, or field.

Is SPECIALIST a word?

Yes. SPECIALIST appears in the broad English dictionary used by UnscramblerHQ. Word-game acceptance can vary by dictionary, region, and edition.