au fait French [o fɛ (English) əʊ ˈfeɪ] adj. fully informed; in touch or expert [literally: to the point] Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms

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[edit] Adjective. au fait (comparative more au fait, superlative most au fait) Being familiar with or informed about something. Are you au fait with the rules of the game?

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au fait (o FAY) adjective Being well-informed or skillful in something. Etymology From French, literally 'to the fact', from Latin facere (to make or

acquainted with the facts; well-informed; proficient; expert

be au fait with something. to know a lot about a subject Are you au fait with the latest developments in computer technology?

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