Capabilities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPABILITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CAPABILITY, the state of being capable
• a facility on a computer for performing a specified task
• forces or resources giving a country the ability to undertake a particular kind of military action
• the power or ability to do something
• the extent of someone's or something's ability
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being capable; ability

Words related to CAPABILITIES

capability19

Words that contain CAPABILITIES

incapabilities20

How to use CAPABILITIES in a sentence

• It shows what is really in it, and develops the full capabilities of its being.
• This discovery of its capabilities gave a new value to the ear, and a large, roomy one became an asset in the marriage market.
• They would begin to understand their own capabilities, and exert themselves to become men and women.
• Every nation, like every individual, possesses different wants and capabilities, and will develop itself accordingly.
• After long spells of trench life, troops get very much out of strong, efficient marching capabilities, and are also apt to get slack all round.
• He was not quite sure of the nature or capabilities of these creatures, and till he knew more he deemed it advisable to let them pass without interference.
• I have already mentioned his mechanical capabilities.
• The capacity and capabilities of the Negro are subjected to a crucial test.
• The development of all the best human capabilities and qualities can only find scope on the great stage of action which power creates.
• It is equally important, however, to foster by every available means the growth of the national property, and thus to improve the financial capabilities.
• Carbon slips were at first used, as I was unaware of the capabilities of platinum.
• This public task, and the private one of ascertaining whether Dick or Jack was to do it, have amply filled the capabilities of Government for several generations now.
• Capabilities of turning half a million per annum existed in the house, and were unfortunately dormant simply because the moving principle was wanting.
• He had, however, already measured the capabilities of the Spanish Navy.
• The child should be taught to measure himself, his faculties, his reactions, his capabilities as compared with his former self and as compared with the capabilities of others.
• In the first place, he had no adequate idea of his own capabilities, and of which parts of his own method were fit to be taught.
• Occupation for all, each according to his capabilities and the bent of his genius, as ascertained and developed by education.
• I can do it well, and I do it the best of my capabilities.
• The officers of the column were complete strangers to him, and he to them, and he was ignorant of the characteristics and capabilities of the Native portion of his troops.
• I rejoice to find such admirable capabilities where I propose to fix my dominion.
• It is true that the women weave admirable designs in girdles and blankets, but this seems to be the utmost limit of their capabilities.
• But all had such confidence in the capabilities of the Sky-Bird that none had any worries, fierce as some of the Atlantic storms were known to be.
• Doubtless she had a great opinion of her own capabilities, but as she could see for herself her place had been easily filled.
• He had all the harsh vices and capabilities of the warrior age.
• It will be well to send a boat to examine it, and see what capabilities it offers for the purpose.
• We must endeavor to increase our capacity daily, to strengthen and enlarge our capabilities for receiving them, to become as perfect mirrors.
• It was an ideal scene of action for galleys to develop their full capabilities.
• I acquired the habit of looking on the characters and capabilities of men as the result of their organism.
• A well-balanced mind wants all men to enjoy equal rights and opportunities in common with one another, affording each a chance to rise as high as his capabilities will permit.
• The group thus brought into relation is full of meaning, and, from the variety and contrast of character, full of poetical and artistic capabilities.
• Slavery was introduced at an early date, and flourished, the warm climate being congenial to the negro, and the rude manual labor of the field suited to his meagre capabilities.
• My old thoughts and hopes are realized beyond even imagination, although, looking at your eyes, in old times, I always had a high ideal of your capabilities.
• It surprises even myself, who have known its capabilities of old.
• Nobody forces them to work beyond their capabilities of endurance.
• We now assumed on good grounds that the atom of each element possessed distinct capabilities of combination.

Similar words containing CAPABILITIE without suffix s

incapabilities20

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.