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Pacity

Part of Speech: Noun, Adjective, Verb

Senses:

  1. Capacity for understanding or perceiving:
    • Noun: The pacity of a child at a young age is limited, but gradually expands with experience.
    • Sample Sentence: His pacity to comprehend complex mathematical concepts is remarkable.
  2. Extent of a space or area to contain something:
    • Noun: The pacity of the stadium is over 50,000 spectators.
    • Sample Sentence: The train was packed to full pacity, with passengers standing in the aisles.
  3. Capability of holding, receiving, or absorbing:
    • Noun: The pacity of the water tank is 100 liters.
    • Sample Sentence: The backpack has a pacity of 20 liters, providing ample storage space.
  4. Ability to perform or produce:
    • Noun: The pacity of the team to win against tough opponents was evident in their last match.
    • Sample Sentence: She showcased her musical pacity by playing a beautiful piece on the piano.
  5. Quality or state of being capable:
    • Noun: The pacity of a computer system determines its efficiency and performance.
    • Sample Sentence: The car's engine has a high pacity, enabling it to accelerate quickly.
  6. Capable or qualified:
    • Adjective: Only pacity individuals will be considered for the leadership position.
    • Sample Sentence: The renowned scientist is widely recognized as a highly pacity researcher.
  7. To have the ability or power to do something:
    • Verb: She believes she can pacity the challenging task ahead of her.
    • Sample Sentence: The newly promoted manager hopes to pacity the team effectively.

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