Capacities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPACITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CAPACITY, the ability to receive or contain
• the maximum amount that something can contain
• fully occupying the available area or space
• the total cylinder volume that is swept by the pistons in an internal combustion engine
• the amount that something can produce
• the ability or power to do or understand something
• a specified role or position
• a person's legal competence

Words related to CAPACITIES

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Words that contain CAPACITIES

incapacities18 overcapacities23

How to use CAPACITIES in a sentence

• Even the grossly ignorant aroused their sluggish capacities to such considerations.
• I had, indeed, wondered why a man of such capacities, so many qualities of real greatness and power, should have escaped a city career.
• If you are not, ugly capacities will flash out fast enough, and too fast.
• He prided himself on being not only a philosopher, but also a man of the world, and the consequence was, that in both capacities he failed.
• What advantage is it that man is born with the germs of many capacities instead of with a few activities that are perfectly developed? 5.
• But by waste I mean the multitudes of boys and girls who never get a chance of fulfilling their inborn capacities.
• All men are born free and with like capacities and rights.
• The author seeks to open before us the inner life of that childish soul, and we see into its nature and realize all its capacities for good and evil.
• Well, first of all I thought I ought to show her the capacities of our house.
• He was, however, vain and, like some other vain men, placed the most importance upon the capacities in which he was the least effective.
• It is difficult to state how much evil and distress might be averted if the imagination were utilized in its higher capacities through the historic paths.
• The Bible has, in a sense, to create or evoke the capacities by which it is appreciated and verified.
• I wished to acknowledge the goodness of God in each of these her capacities.
• In this western world with its stimulating climate, its capacities for knowledge and lofty ideals, the message of peace should be easily spread.
• By this effective power all that is registered latent of virtues and capacities in the human reality will be revealed.
• Certain capacities in that line it may be supposed that he possessed, and, as his friend Cheesacre said of him, he was going to earn an honest penny once in his life.
• The training, the mental characteristics, the field of service, the capacities, the virtues, the foibles of each tended to make him underestimate and misunderstand the other.
• Such a society is not consistent with the varied capacities and wants of men.
• That the individual scholars may have constant employment, and such an amount and such kinds of study as shall be suited to the circumstances and capacities of each.
• There is, also, some reason to believe, judging from the capacities of different races of man, that the effects are inherited.
• I dream of a community where men and women divide the work of governing and administering, each according to his special capacities and natural abilities.
• In both such capacities he had the advantage of hearing the expert opinions of many witnesses.
• In your several capacities argue with careful attention.
• On the contrary, the power is rooted in the original equipment of the human race and develops gradually, just as all other original capacities do.
• Much, then, of what we call play is simply the manifestation of instincts and capacities not immediately useful to the child.
• Beddoes was a remarkable man, endowed with high and varied intellectual capacities and a rare independence of character.
• Such capacities serve with obvious advantage in defensive and offensive war tactics.
• Each language has its own poetic and rhythmic capacities.
• It is enough if we be happy according to our several capacities.
• But every earnest worker reveals in his methods and achievements not alone his intellectual capacities, but all the deep and essential qualities of his nature.
• This work is a wonderful example of the capacities of fiction for moving the public mind.

Similar words containing CAPACITIE without suffix s

incapacities18 overcapacities23

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