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qual·i·fied
 qualified
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- pronunciation:
- kwa
lih
faId
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective)
part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
having the required competency, qualities, or skills, esp. for a job.
- synonyms:
- able, capable, competent, experienced
- antonyms:
- ineligible, unqualified
- similar words:
- accomplished, adept, certified, eligible, expert, fit, licensed, practiced, proficient, skilled, trained, well-versed
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definition 2: |
restricted, modified, or limited.
The board approved a qualified version of your plan.- synonyms:
- conditional, limited, modified, restricted
- antonyms:
- absolute, categorical, unqualified
- similar words:
- altered, circumscribed, confined, contingent, provisional
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related words: |
conditional, experienced, full-fledged, good, relative, skillful, strong |
adverb + (adj.)qualified
academically, equally, fully, highly, less, marginally, most, otherwise, professionally, similarly, superbly
(adj.)qualified
+ adverb
regardless
(adj.)qualified
+ noun
administrator,
applicant,
athlete,
ballot,
bidder,
black,
buyer,
candidate,
classroom,
conservative,
contractor,
contribution,
counselor,
disability,
dividend,
education,
educator,
electrician,
employee,
endorsement,
engineer,
examiner,
expense,
faculty,
graduate,
immunity,
individual,
inspector,
instructor,
majority,
male,
mechanic,
minority,
nominee,
nurse,
observer,
person,
personnel,
physician,
pilot,
plan,
planner,
practitioner,
privilege,
professional,
provider,
psychologist,
replacement,
retirement,
specialist,
staff,
student,
surgeon,
teacher,
technician,
therapist,
trainer,
trust,
tuition,
volunteer,
worker,
workforce
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derivation: |
qualifiedly (adv.) |
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