could it be a synonym?
What is another word for bank?
| can do | May |
|---|---|
| depends on | depend on… |
| I was in your area | they were in your area |
| is under your control | are under our control |
| in his power |
What is another word for power?
| allowed to | capable of |
|---|---|
| free to | qualified to |
| competent to | equal to |
| fit to | prepared to |
| up to | pregnant |
Synonym of capable
it was a synonym
- acquiesce.
- avow.
- concede.
- confess.
- grant.
- let on.
- own.
Is it possible to have a synonym?
WordHippo Thesaurus Authorized Synonyms.
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What is another word for licensed?
| permitted | acceptable |
|---|---|
| authorized US | granted |
| okay | sanctioned |
| tolerated | unobjectionable |
| endorsed | kosher |
You can feel?
You can of course talk about a future event, while at the same time you can talk about the present. I can swim, so we should go to the pool. This means that I already know how to swim, I have learned it before and now I can do it. I will be able to swim in the future if I take swimming lessons.
What word can’t?
SYNONYMS of disability
Inability, inability, impotence, incompetence.
What does it mean when someone can?
Adjective. “capable and capable” means “to be able to do or achieve something.” skillful can be used for someone who has exceptional skills and has performed well in the past. 5 days ago
What adjective can be used?
skilful is an adjective that usually comes after a character, skilful is an adverb, skilful is a noun: John can run fast. …able is used to form adjectives from verbs meaning capable, able, striving to: teach + capable → appreciable (= teachable)
What verb can be in a state?
able to . (transient, obsolete) In preparation. [Attested from c. (1150–1350) to the end of the 16th century.] (Transitional, obsolete) To include, to include.
What does allow mean?
the definition for English learners allows
: allow (something): consider or consider (something) acceptable. : allow (someone) to have or do something. : to allow (someone) to enter or enter, leave, etc.
What is the opposite of the word allow?
Popularity of words by frequency of use
| ranking | word |
|---|---|
| #23833 | forbid |
| #31947 | disapprove |
| #32325 | disallow |
| #82810 | repudiate |
Grammar maybe?
Can is possible at all times, but can is only possible in the present and could only be possible in the past through the ability. Furthermore, it cannot and cannot have the infinite form. That’s why we use beable when we want to use other tenses or infinity.
can or could
When I say that I can help you, it means that you will help the person you are talking to and nothing will stop you. When I say I can help you, it means that you could theoretically help this person, but at some point something might stop you from doing so.