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Potential

Definition

Potential refers to the possibility or capability of becoming something or someone in the future.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun: The inherent capacity or ability for growth, development, or achievement.
  • Adjective: Describing something or someone as having the capacity or ability for future growth, development, or achievement.

Senses and Usages

Noun:

Sense 1: That which is capable of becoming or developing into something more.

Example sentence: She had the potential to become a great leader.

Related products on Amazon Sense 2: The latent qualities or abilities possessed by a person.

Example sentence: The student's potential in art was evident from a young age.

Related products on Amazon Sense 3: The implied but not yet realized meaning or significance of something.

Example sentence: The seminar explored the potential of renewable energy sources.

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Adjective:

Sense 1: Having the capacity or ability for future growth, development, or achievement.

Example sentence: The company hired him for his potential contributions to their success.

Related products on Amazon Sense 2: Capable of being or likely to become, especially in the positive sense.

Example sentence: The team is full of potential winners.

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