capability
Pronunciation: [kəˈpeɪ.bɪ.lɪ.ti]
Word
Context: "skills or abilities"
(noun) the ability or power to do something. It means you have the skills or resources to accomplish a particular task. For example, if someone has the capability to play a musical instrument, they can play it well.
Example
She has the capability to solve complicated math problems quickly.
Example
He does not have the capability to lift heavy boxes by himself.
Example
What is your capability when it comes to learning new languages?
Context: "potential or capacity"
(noun) the potential to develop or succeed in some way. This means that someone or something has the ability to grow or improve if given the right opportunities. Like a plant that can grow big if it gets enough sunlight and water.
Example
The team has great capability to win the championship if they continue to practice.
Example
The project didn't show any capability to complete on time due to lack of resources.
Example
Do you think the new student has the capability to excel in this subject?
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