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high-potential

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective high-potential has 1 sense
  1. high-voltage, high-potential - operating on or powered by a high voltage; "a high-voltage generator"
    Antonyms: low-tension, low-voltage (indirect, via high-tension)

Definitions from the Web

high-potential

Description:

The term "high-potential" refers to something or someone possessing exceptional promise or capability for success in a specific context or field.

Parts of Speech:

  • Adjective
  • Noun (usually used in the singular form)

Sense 1 (Adjective):

Meaning: Having a strong possibility or likelihood of achieving great success or making significant advancements.

Example sentences:

  1. The company identified him as a high-potential employee due to his exceptional work ethic.
  2. Her high-potential qualities were evident from an early age, as she excelled in academics and sports.
  3. The high-potential project gained attention from investors due to its innovative approach.

Sense 2 (Noun):

Meaning: An individual with exceptional promise or capability for growth, success, or leadership.

Example sentences:

  1. The organization provides leadership development programs for high-potentials within the company.
  2. She was recognized as a high-potential in the technology industry and quickly rose through the ranks.
  3. The mentorship program aims to nurture high-potentials and groom them for senior leadership roles.

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