capping (Meaning)

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capping (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cap

The construction crew completed the capping of the building with the installation of the final roof panels.
The government implemented strict regulations aimed at capping greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change.
The company announced plans for capping expenses to improve profitability in the next fiscal quarter.
The scientist conducted experiments to develop a new material for capping oil spills in marine environments.
The bottle of wine was sealed with a cork, effectively capping its contents to preserve the flavor.
The city council discussed proposals for capping property taxes to alleviate the burden on homeowners.
The athlete celebrated his victory by capping off the competition with a spectacular performance.
The medication was stored in a bottle with childproof capping to prevent accidental ingestion.
The project manager outlined the steps for capping the abandoned well to prevent environmental contamination.
The CEO announced a salary increase for employees, capping off a successful year for the company.

of Cap

limiting, restricting, confining, blocking, holding down,tightening, suppressing, contracting, narrowing, repressing

expanding, exceeding, expanding,exceeding,widening, widening, broadening, broadening, overextending,overreaching

The construction crew completed the capping of the building with the installation of the final roof panels.

The government implemented strict regulations aimed at capping greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change.

The company announced plans for capping expenses to improve profitability in the next fiscal quarter.

The scientist conducted experiments to develop a new material for capping oil spills in marine environments.