capability
Meaning
Capability refers to the inherent ability or potential of an individual, organization, or system to perform a specific task or achieve a particular outcome, often encompassing the necessary skills, resources, and competencies required for effective execut
💡 It is important to distinguish between "capability" and "capacity"; while capacity refers to the maximum output or potential, capability emphasizes the quality and effectiveness of performance.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
On
a
chilly
Saturday
morning
,
a
small
community
group
met
at
the
local
hall
to
coordinate
a
weekend
repair
project
for
the
neighborhood
garden
.
They
carefully
assessed
the
site
and
listed
the
tools
and
resources
required
,
agreeing
on
a
methodical
schedule
that
would
allow
everyone
to
contribute
efficiently
.
Marta
offered
to
supervise
the
planting
section
because
she
had
prior
experience
and
the
capability
to
train
newcomers
in
proper
pruning
techniques
.
As
volunteers
worked
,
they
adapted
to
minor
setbacks
—
such
as
unexpected
frost
damage
—
by
reallocating
tasks
and
sharing
practical
tips
.
By
midafternoon
,
the
team
could
demonstrate
clear
progress
:
paths
were
cleared
,
beds
renewed
,
and
a
watering
schedule
established
to
maintain
the
improvements
.
They
left
feeling
satisfied
and
confident
that
their
collaborative
approach
had
strengthened
both
the
garden
and
their
collective
competence
.
Common Phrases
operational capability
strategic capability
human capability
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