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Main Entry: ability
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: natural or acquired power in a

Synonyms:

adroitness, bent, capability, cleverness, command, craft, deftness, expertise, expertness, finesse, flair, genius, gift, handiness, ingenuity, knack, know-how, mastery, mind for, particular activity adeptness, proficiency, savvy, skill, skillfulness, strength, talent, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes
Notes: applied to a person, ability and capacity mean about the same thing but are grammatically different: an ability to do something, a capacity for doing something; ability is qualitative while capacity is quantitative

Antonyms:

clumsiness, ignorance, inability, inadequacy, inanity, incompetence, stupidity, weakness
Main Entry: capacity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ability; competency

Synonyms:

adequacy, aptitude, aptness, bent, brains, caliber, capability, cleverness, compass, competence, efficiency, facility, faculty, forte, genius, gift, inclination, intelligence, knack, might, power, qualification, readiness, skill, stature, strength, talent, the goods, up to it, what it takes

Antonyms:

impotence, inability, incompetence
Main Entry: competence
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ability

Synonyms:

adequacy, appropriateness, capability, capacity, competency, cutting it, cutting the mustard, expertise, fitness, hacking it, know-how, making the grade, makings, might, moxie, proficiency, qualification, qualifiedness, savvy, skill, suitability, the goods, the right stuff, what it takes

Antonyms:

inability, inadequacy, incapability, incompetence, inefficience, ineptness
Main Entry: news
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: information, revelation

Synonyms:

account, advice, announcement, broadcast, bulletin, cable, cognizance, communication, communiqué, copy, data, description, disclosure, discovery, dispatch, enlightenment, exposé, eye-opener, front-page news, headlines, hearsay, intelligence, itemization, knowledge, leak, lowdown, message, narration, news flash, particularization, recital, recognition, release, report, rumor, scandal, scoop*, specification, statement, story, telecast, telegram, telling, the goods, tidings, word*

Antonyms:

history
Main Entry: resources
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: money, possessions, natural resources

Synonyms:

ace in hole, assets, backing, bankroll, basics, belongings, budget, capital, collateral, effects, funds, holdings, income, kitty, material goods, means, nest egg, nut*, property, reserves, revenue, riches, savings, sock, stuff, supplies, the goods, ways and means, wealth, wherewithal

Antonyms:

debt
Main Entry: right stuff
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: whatever it takes

Synonyms:

abilities, bravery, courage, credentials, dependability, drive, essential qualities, experience, guts, knowledge, power, qualifications, self-confidence, skills, talent, the goods, the makings, the stuff, what it takes
Main Entry: talent
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: ability

Synonyms:

a way with, aptitude, aptness, art, bent*, capability, capacity, craft, endowment, expertise, facility, faculty, flair, forte, genius, gift, green thumb, head*, inventiveness, knack*, know-how, nose*, power, savvy*, set, skill, smarts, the formula, the goods, the right stuff, thing*, turn*, what it takes

Antonyms:

inability, incapacity, lack, weakness
Main Entry: tiding
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: news

Synonyms:

account, advice, announcement, broadcast, bulletin, cable, cognizance, communication, communiqué, copy, data, description, disclosure, discovery, dispatch, enlightenment, exposé, eye-opener, front-page news, headlines, hearsay, intelligence, itemization, knowledge, leak, lowdown, message, narration, news flash, particularization, recital, recognition, release, report, rumor, scandal, scoop*, specification, statement, story, telecast, telegram, telling, the goods, tidings, word*
Related Words
Main Entry: news
Part of Speech: noun
Related
Adjectives:
afloat, all over the town, current, currently reported, currently rumored, floating, going about, in circulation, in every one's mouth, many, publicly rumored, rife, rumored
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