What is another word for qualifying?
Pronunciation:
[ kwˈɒlɪfˌa͡ɪɪŋ], [ kwˈɒlɪfˌaɪɪŋ], [ k_w_ˈɒ_l_ɪ_f_ˌaɪ_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Qualifying:
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adj.
• extenuating • parenthetical- by way ,
- inter mediate ,
- inter posed ,
- inter-posed ,
- more bracketed ,
- more interposed ,
- most bracketed ,
- most interposed ,
- re-lated ,
- sub ordinate ,
- sub-ordinate .
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n.
• act • limiting -
v.
• qualifying Other relevant words:
- Adapting ,
- Allaying ,
- Assuaging ,
- Capacitating ,
- Characterizing ,
- Checking ,
- Classifying ,
- Compensating ,
- Curtailing ,
- Delineating ,
- Describing ,
- Designating ,
- Destining ,
- Discarding ,
- Disciplining ,
- Disposing ,
- Empowering ,
- Entitling ,
- Extenuatory ,
- Forming ,
- Inserted ,
- Intending ,
- Justifying ,
- Labeling ,
- Labelling ,
- Modificatory ,
- Modulating ,
- Mollifying ,
- Palliating ,
- Particularizing ,
- Providing ,
- Qualificative ,
- Specifying ,
- Sufficing ,
- Vindicating ,
- adaptation ,
- adjustment ,
- adorn ,
- affect ,
- aggrandise ,
- aggrandize ,
- aisle ,
- alter ,
- alteration ,
- altering ,
- apposition ,
- appositional ,
- appositive ,
- assigning ,
- assuasive ,
- base on balls ,
- beautify ,
- blow up ,
- bounding ,
- bye ,
- change ,
- characterising ,
- chink ,
- chuck ,
- compensatory ,
- concern ,
- conditional ,
- conditioned ,
- conditioning ,
- confining ,
- corrective ,
- course ,
- crack ,
- crevice ,
- curbing ,
- deck ,
- decorate ,
- defining ,
- delimiting ,
- departure ,
- determining ,
- dignify ,
- diminishing ,
- discharge ,
- distinguishing ,
- do up ,
- dramatise ,
- dramatize ,
- easing ,
- eligible ,
- embellish ,
- emblazon ,
- embroider ,
- enabling ,
- enhance ,
- enrich ,
- equipping ,
- exalt ,
- exceptional ,
- exchange ,
- excusatory ,
- exit ,
- expiration ,
- explanatory ,
- extenuating ,
- extrinsic ,
- fissure ,
- fixing ,
- fling ,
- flip ,
- fracture ,
- glamorize ,
- glorify ,
- go ,
- going ,
- grace ,
- grammatical relation ,
- grounding ,
- head ,
- hedged ,
- honor ,
- improve ,
- incidental ,
- inclining ,
- intervening ,
- laissez passer ,
- lenitive ,
- lessening ,
- liberty chit ,
- limitative ,
- loss ,
- marking ,
- mitigative ,
- mitigatory ,
- moderating ,
- modification ,
- modify ,
- modulatory ,
- mountain pass ,
- narrowing ,
- notch ,
- offer ,
- overtaking ,
- pacifying ,
- pad ,
- palliative ,
- pardon ,
- parenthetic ,
- parenthetical ,
- particularising ,
- pass ,
- pass muster ,
- passage ,
- passageway ,
- passing ,
- passing game ,
- passing play ,
- passport ,
- pitch ,
- preliminary ,
- prettify ,
- prolegomenous ,
- qualification ,
- qualificatory ,
- qualified ,
- qualify ,
- redeeming ,
- redemptional ,
- redemptive ,
- redemptory ,
- relative ,
- release ,
- restricted ,
- restricting ,
- restrictive ,
- restrictiveness ,
- saving ,
- seasoning ,
- secondary ,
- shift ,
- softening ,
- spin ,
- spruce up ,
- strait ,
- straits ,
- success ,
- throttling ,
- toss ,
- tossing ,
- training ,
- twirl ,
- unconformable ,
- walk ,
- whirl .
How to use "Qualifying" in context?
Qualifying is a process by which something is deemed worthy of inclusion in a particular group or category. It can be used to distinguish between different types of things, or to decide which things qualify for a certain treatment or privilege. In simplest terms, qualifying means that something meets certain requirements in order to be considered for a particular purpose or for inclusion in a certain group. There are a variety of ways that something can qualify, depending on the context and the situation. Qualifying can involve demonstrating certain characteristics or meeting certain specific criteria. In some cases, qualifying can be all that is required in order to be considered for a certain position or to receive a certain benefit.
Paraphrases for Qualifying:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, singular
qualify.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Adjective
eligibility, eligible, skilled, well-qualified, Approvable, qualifications.
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Proper noun, singular
eligibility, eligible, Abilities, Appointments, tables, powers, awards.
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Noun, plural
Beneficiaries, expenses, Certifications, benefits, amounts, applicants, recipients.
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Noun, singular or mass
eligibility, eligible, scoring.
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Verb, past tense
eligible.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
accepting, accusing, affecting, altering, arriving, attending, awarding, booking, breeding, broadening, calling, case, changing, clearing, coming, complete, completing, conferred, confining, constraining, defining, deserving, determining, driving, duty, editing, entering, exercising, falling, filling, finding, finishing, fixing, giving, grouping, heading, holding, leading, lending, limiting, marking, minimum, offering, opening, participating, passing, paving, pointing, relevant, restricting, resulting, satisfying, scoring, section, seeing, showing, sorting, standing, stopping, talking, target, underlying, vote, voting, wait, waiting, yielding, Acceding, Adjusting, Affording, Allowing, Amending, Applying, Assessing, Authorizing, Availing, Basing, Beneficiaries, Benefitting, Capping, Certifying, Characterizing, Claiming, Classifying, Describing, Donating, Empowering, Enjoying, Entitling, Extending, Fulfilling, Gaining, Granting, Initiating, Mentioning, Modifying, Obtaining, Outlining, Placing, Policing, Receiving, Rehabilitating, Reimbursed, Reserving, Restraining, Treating, curbing, Conferring, Constituting, Curtailing, Possessing, Providing, benefiting, accessing, evaluating, cases, triggering, criminalizing, targeting, vetting, sponsoring, characterising, criminalising.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
begins.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Adjective
qualification, qualified.
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Proper noun, singular
qualification, qualified, qualifications.
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Noun, plural
qualifications.
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Noun, singular or mass
qualification, qualifications.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
eligibility, enabling, Labelling.
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Adjective
Hyponym for Qualifying:
n.
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act
success.
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act
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