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What is the adjective for capability?

The most common adjective for "capability" is capable.

Here are some other adjectives that can be used, depending on the context:

* Competent: implies having the necessary skills and knowledge to do something well.

* Able: means having the power or skill to do something.

* Skilled: implies having a high level of proficiency in a particular area.

* Talented: suggests a natural ability for something.

* Efficient: means being able to do something well and without wasting time or resources.

* Effective: implies that something is successful in achieving its intended purpose.

* Potent: suggests having great power or strength.

* Powerful: similar to "potent," but can also imply influence or authority.

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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