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Capacity   /kəpˈæsəti/  /kəpˈæsɪti/   Listen
Capacity

noun
(pl. capacities)
1.
Capability to perform or produce.  "Limited runway capacity" , "A great capacity for growth"
2.
The susceptibility of something to a particular treatment.  Synonym: capability.
3.
The amount that can be contained.  Synonym: content.
4.
The maximum production possible.
5.
A specified function.  "He should be retained in his present capacity at a higher salary"
6.
(computer science) the amount of information (in bytes) that can be stored on a disk drive.
7.
An electrical phenomenon whereby an electric charge is stored.  Synonyms: capacitance, electrical capacity.
8.
The power to learn or retain knowledge; in law, the ability to understand the facts and significance of your behavior.  Synonym: mental ability.
9.
Tolerance for alcohol.



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"Capacity" Quotes from Famous Books



... Chapel, was a man of far greater mental capacity and culture. His sermons were clear, logical, conclusive, and earnest. It is not generally known that he was a voluminous writer. He was a frequent contributor to some of the best periodicals of his time. He wrote and published, under the titles, first of "The Evangelical Rambler," and afterwards ...
— Personal Recollections of Birmingham and Birmingham Men • E. Edwards

... at all, who lived before the invention of the mariner's compass, and when half our globe was as yet unknown. The same observations are applicable when we would estimate the moral excellence of an individual, his worth in a private or a public capacity, his character as a subject or a governor,—as the framer, or the guardian, or the administrator of the laws. Many a practice in ordinary social intercourse, which would not be tolerated, and would ...
— Henry of Monmouth, Volume 2 - Memoirs of Henry the Fifth • J. Endell Tyler

... of Casgar, and all who were witnesses of this operation, were less surprised to see humpback revive, after he had passed a whole night, and great part of a day, without giving any sign of life, than at the merit and capacity of the barber, who performed this; and notwithstanding all his faults, began to look upon him as a great physician. The sultan, transported with joy and admiration, ordered the story of humpback to be written down, with that of the barber, that the memory ...
— The Arabian Nights Entertainments Complete • Anonymous

... Maude took over command and his wonderful capacity for administration was soon manifested. Also more boats were arriving for river transport, more supplies, both Medical and Military, were being sent out. Control of the campaign was taken over by the War Office. Canteens were established at different points, ...
— With a Highland Regiment in Mesopotamia - 1916--1917 • Anonymous

... exclusively the Jewish population.* It now possesses a very ably-conducted weekly organ, and of all sections of the Social-Democratic group it is unquestionably the best organised. This is not surprising, because the Jews have more business capacity than the Russians, and centuries of oppression have developed in the race a wonderful talent for secret illegal activity, and for eluding the vigilance of ...
— Russia • Donald Mackenzie Wallace


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