Capable
Meaning
Having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do or achieve a specified thing.
Pronunciation
UK ˈkeɪpəbl
US ˈkeɪpəbl
Example Sentences
- The first use of virtual reality would be in 1962 with the creation of the light pen, a device capable of writing on a computer without the need for physical ink.
- It is, according to drone schools, illegal to fly your drone [that's] capable of traveling up to a mile or more any further than you can see it with the naked eye or above 400 feet.
Learn Capable in Context
A Simple Plan for Difficult DaysEveryone has difficult days when nothing feels right. These days can leave you feeling tired, sad, or overwhelmed. However, having a simple plan can help you get through them. The first step is to sta...Read story 
Building Confidence Through EducationMany students feel nervous and unsure of themselves when they start something new. Education gives people the tools they need to believe in their own abilities. When students learn a new skill, they f...Read story
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