potential (Meaning)
potential (n)
the inherent capacity for coming into being
the difference in electrical charge between two points in a circuit expressed in volts
potential (a)
existing in possibility
potential (s)
expected to become or be; in prospect
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potential Sentence Examples
- The student possesses exceptional potential in mathematics and holds great promise for a future in the field.
- The untapped potential of the human brain fascinates scientists and researchers alike.
- The organization's potential for growth and impact is still largely unexplored.
- Recognizing the potential risks associated with the investment, they proceeded with caution.
- The discovery has the potential to revolutionize the way we approach medicine.
- The region has enormous potential for economic development but requires significant infrastructure investments.
- The technology has the potential to enhance productivity and streamline operations.
- The potential benefits of the merger outweigh the possible drawbacks.
- The project has the potential to make a positive and lasting impact on the community.
- The potential for conflict between the two parties remains high and requires careful negotiation.
FAQs About the word potential
the inherent capacity for coming into being, the difference in electrical charge between two points in a circuit expressed in volts, existing in possibility, ex
possible, probable,implicit, plausible, imaginable, alleged, hypothetical, thinkable, generable, assumed
actual,real, real, factual, actual, factual, existent, established, demonstrated, established
The student possesses exceptional potential in mathematics and holds great promise for a future in the field.
The untapped potential of the human brain fascinates scientists and researchers alike.
The organization's potential for growth and impact is still largely unexplored.
Recognizing the potential risks associated with the investment, they proceeded with caution.
