Potentiality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POTENTIALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the ability to develop or come into existence
• The quality or state of being potential; possibility, not actuality; inherent capability or disposition, not actually exhibited.
• the inherent capacity for coming into being
• an aptitude that may be developed
• latent qualities or abilities that may be developed and lead to future success or usefulness.

Words related to POTENTIALITY

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How to use POTENTIALITY in a sentence

• Although it was no more than just possible, he cuddled the potentiality to him as if it had been a purring kitten.
• This would produce a condition of unstable equilibrium, with great potentiality for movement.
• Meaning that this offspring of his should grow up like the rest, develop into a stable world with the 175 potentiality even, it may be, of becoming the abode of rational beings.
• For without it the highest Lord could not be conceived as creator, as he could not become active if he were destitute of the potentiality of action.
• But in this unspeakable Chautauqua there was no potentiality of death in sight anywhere, and no point of the compass visible from which danger might possibly appear.
• The sack was empty, but the potentiality of the scales had become immeasurable.
• Negroes, all other things equal, will be admitted to labor unions, or labor unions will lose the potentiality and force they should wield in labor and industrial affairs.
• I grant that this potentiality is, between the ages of four and sixteen, not always, perhaps not often, evident.
• Yet in a certain sense death is not the absolute annihilation of a human existence, because it leaves a potentiality inherent in that existence.
• What constitutes my soul is the potentiality of all states of consciousness, actual and latent, past, present and future.
• The manifestation of each form, which is inherent as a potentiality in the specific structure, is ultimately to be referred to external conditions.
• We must therefore consider the members of the mystical body not only as they are in act, but as they are in potentiality.
• Now everything in potentiality is imperfect unless it be reduced to act.
• In this way, therefore, there are infinite things in the potentiality of the creature, and yet there are more in the power of God than in the potentiality of the creature.
• Other beings and organisms are deprived of this potentiality and attainment.
• In matter, said Tyndall, is the potentiality of all life.
• Potentiality of the Universe had to exist before it was evolved, 704-m.
• The whole structure and pattern and inherent tendencies and potentiality are in the seed and cannot be changed.
• In fine, Potentiality combines with Hindrance to constitute active Power.
• Yes, women were wanting the ballot because it included potentiality, and in potentiality is happiness.
• Thus, for example, in a body at rest mass is patent, energy latent and potentiality of conscious manifestation sublatent.
• All ingenerables, therefore, he says, are in us in potentiality but not in actuality, like the science of grammar or geometry.
• That which exists for itself only is a possibility, a potentiality, but it has not emerged into existence.
• The potentiality of Aguinaldo as a personage is not so great as has been imagined, and if he attempts a rally against the American flag he will be found full of weakness.
• They will have no grievances, except some of them may not be called at once to put on the trappings of personal potentiality.
• Potentialities are dispositions, and a disposition involves an order, as does also the passage from any specific potentiality into act.
• An imagined potentiality that holds together the episodes which are actual in consciousness is the very definition of an object or thing.
• Man is as full of potentiality as he is of impotence.
• Knowledge, art, love are always largely in abeyance, while power is absolutely synonymous with potentiality.
• In him was embodied all the potentiality for hope of the future.
• But, as it must be assumed to be susceptible of motion, a particle of bare matter at rest must be endowed with the potentiality of motion.
• A potentiality, as yet neither good nor evil, he suggested a spiritual and physical dynamo.

Similar words containing POTENTIAL without suffix ity

potential11 potentials12 potentially16 equipotential24 equipotentials25 multipotential18 plenipotential18 potentialities16

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