Similar words: season, seasonal, off season, off-season, in season, reasoned, dry season, seasoning. Meaning: ['sɪːzn] 
adj. 1. aged or processed 2. rendered competent through trial and experience.
adj. 1. aged or processed 2. rendered competent through trial and experience. 
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151. Young hires are attractive to employers, because they are less expensive to recruit and more receptive to on-the-job training than more seasoned employees.
152. The dish is seasoned inappropriately, there is too much salt.
153. Try new and exotic spices like furikake (a Japanese topping for rice), ajipon (lemon seasoned soy sauce) or teriyaki sauce.
154. To be seasoned with the need of city development, many cities are accelerating the construction of rail traffic network.
155. Or die out as a species which be seasoned with the environment.
156. To seasoned observers of the electronics industry, the promise of wireless recharging sounds depressingly familiar.
157. When Roald Amundsen set up his base camp in Antarctica's Bay of Whales in January 1911, he was 38 years old and a seasoned polar veteran.
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