aptitudinal (Meaning)

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aptitudinal (a)

of or relating to aptitudes

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Suitable; fit.

His aptitudinal prowess in mathematics earned him accolades from his teachers.
The program aims to develop students' aptitudinal strengths in various fields of science and technology.
She demonstrated an aptitudinal advantage in problem-solving during the team challenge.
The aptitudinal test assessed candidates' abilities across a range of cognitive tasks.
His aptitudinal orientation towards artistic expression was evident in his early sketches and paintings.
The aptitudinal diversity of the team enabled them to tackle complex projects with efficiency and creativity.
The aptitudinal differences between individuals often lead to varied career paths and interests.
Her aptitudinal profile suggested a strong inclination towards analytical thinking and logical reasoning.
The company offers training programs tailored to employees' aptitudinal strengths and career aspirations.
Researchers are interested in understanding the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to aptitudinal differences among individuals.

of or relating to aptitudesSuitable; fit.

affection,inclination, knack, affinity, devices, tendency, bias, bent, talent, proclivity

dislike, allergy, dislike,aversion, objectivity, disinclination, distaste, neutrality, aversion, disinclination

His aptitudinal prowess in mathematics earned him accolades from his teachers.

The program aims to develop students' aptitudinal strengths in various fields of science and technology.

She demonstrated an aptitudinal advantage in problem-solving during the team challenge.

The aptitudinal test assessed candidates' abilities across a range of cognitive tasks.