Qualifications is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUALIFICATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• QUALIFICATION, a restriction in meaning or application
• a pass of an examination or an official completion of a course, especially one conferring status as a recognized practitioner of a profession or activity
• the action or fact of becoming qualified as a recognized practitioner of a profession or activity
• a quality or accomplishment that makes someone suitable for a particular job or activity
• a condition that must be fulfilled before a right can be acquired; an official requirement
• the action or fact of qualifying or being eligible for something
• the qualification stage of a sporting event
• a statement or assertion that makes another less absolute
• the attribution of a quality to a word, especially a noun.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a restriction in meaning or application; a limiting modification

Words related to QUALIFICATIONS

qualification27

Words that contain QUALIFICATIONS

requalifications30 prequalifications33 disqualifications32

How to use QUALIFICATIONS in a sentence

• All qualifications for the service must consist either in some knowledge of the arts of navigation, or in some familiarity with the dangers of the sea.
• Each state, as has previously been stated, prescribes the qualifications of voters within its borders.
• For situation and all other qualifications, except as a residence in winter, St.
• The qualifications proposed for senators, as distinguished from those of representatives, consist in a more advanced age and a longer period of citizenship.
• This Action should have three Qualifications in it.
• It is the sole judge of the qualifications of its own members, and the sole judge of whether any member presenting his credentials has met those qualifications.
• No man, possessing his qualifications, has enjoyed his advantages.
• But he was not blind to her ambitious tendencies, and to the insufficiency of her qualifications for government.
• The qualifications of which the right of suffrage depends, are not perhaps the same in any two States.
• My qualifications have been always embarrassing to me.
• In each of these such matters as character of the work, opportunities for advancement, kind of training needed and special qualifications are taken up.
• Augustine a person who did not possess the qualifications which are necessary and requisite.
• Others there are who unite some of these qualifications, but none who can make good a right to be ranked with the mighty three.
• The confession which he made to Warburton will be a sufficient indication of his qualifications as a student.
• The qualifications required for entering, raised the character of the common schools connected with the mission.
• All, however, are eligible for such positions provided they can show genuine qualifications.
• To adorn a skunk with any extra qualifications seems as great a waste of the raw material as painting the lily or gilding refined gold.
• The strong and peremptory language of the Tracts, their absence of qualifications or explanations, frightened friends like Mr.
• He had a large amount of patience, the least showy, but perhaps the most important, of the qualifications of a great statesman.
• Of the moral, physical and political qualifications of a candidate there can be no doubt, as they are distinctly laid down in the ancient charges and constitutions.
• A longer probation and greater mental or moral qualifications were required to entitle a candidate to this sublime dignity.
• Besides this advantageous geographical position, the town possesses all the qualifications of a first-class watering-place except the one essential feature of the water.
• But mark the difference of character and qualifications.
• Through his preeminent qualifications, crowned with the poetic faculty, the faculty of sympathy with ideal excellence, his attempt was a great, a unique success.
• The subjects as now arranged are incongruous, and require to a certain extent information and qualifications altogether dissimilar.
• Of these qualifications, if I mistake not, this gallant of yours cannot boast.
• Woodbury brings to his new position special qualifications.
• It must be evident to any one who has carefully followed this analysis that hardly any of the adult male voters in our modern democracies have the qualifications of good citizens.
• Yet Banner, perhaps, was not without qualifications which fitted him for his mission.
• As far as these necessary qualifications were concerned, I saw no reason why I should refuse.
• Kimball in his place, believing him to possess especial qualifications for the proper administration of the important duties involved.

Similar words containing QUALIFICATION without suffix s

qualification27 requalification29 requalifications30 disqualification31 prequalification32 prequalifications33 disqualifications32

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