The phrase "a conversant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is knowledgeable or well-informed about a particular subject or topic.
Example: "As a conversant in modern art, she was able to provide insightful commentary during the gallery tour."
Alternatives: "an expert" or "a knowledgeable person".
The original members, Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone, continue to support the 2011 release of "Breathe Out, Breathe In" (Rhino), a conversant prog-pop throwback.
The original members Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone regroup for the band's 50th anniversary and the recent release of "Breathe Out, Breathe In" (Rhino), their sixth album and a conversant prog-pop throwback.
The original members Rod Argent and Colin Blunstone regrouped in 2011 for the band's 50th anniversary and released "Breathe Out, Breathe In" (Rhino), their sixth album and a conversant prog-pop throwback.
(Chinen) KENDRICK SCOTT ORACLE (Tuesday and Wednesday) Kendrick Scott is a drummer conversant in an ultramodern propulsion, and as he proves on his recent debut, "The Source" (World Culture Music), he's a thoughtful composer as well.
It's one thing to forget the odd detail or two after eight years, but it strains credulity to think that Cain wasn't even a little conversant in the matter when it arose a second time.
"Before we go down," he once said, when Wimbledon were embroiled in a struggle to avoid relegation, "we'll leave a stream of blood from here to Timbuktu". He is a man conversant with Keats, Byron and the Waverley novels of Sir Walter Scott, and he sent his daughter to study at the Sorbonne, but when it comes to football, his life is fuelled by a sometimes intemperate passion.
To a painter conversant with the classical techniques we have been discussing, it is a strange mix of the crude and the sophisticated.
A dentist conversant with normal and pathological dental features and who had been engaged in a similar household dental survey in the same LGA, was engaged as a field worker for the study.
A rank-and-file member of a professional ensemble needs to be both self-reliant and a team player, conversant with a variety of styles, able to work well with guests and to cope with the demands of unfamiliar music under public scrutiny.
The English-Sinhala version was checked for translation accuracy by a clinical psychologist, senior registrar and registrar in psychiatry, and the English-Tamil version was checked by a clinical psychologist, all conversant in the relevant translation languages.
This is an era conversant with extreme horror and increasingly successful crime genres, with console games that scatter images of blood on the screen.
