Capacity and Stage

Capacity

Capacity noun - The largest number or amount that something can hold.

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Stage and capacity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stage" instead a noun "Capacity".

Stage noun - A level usually raised surface.

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Capacity and stage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Capacity" instead a noun "Stage".

Nearby Words: stagy, staged, staging, stager, stagey

full	full capacity	full stage
similar	similar capacity	similar stage
normal	normal capacity	normal stage
short	short capacity	short stage
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, real, massive, large, new, highest, latter, different, higher.

Rich Hall jokingly suggested one episode that QI had got to the opposite of this stage—that Fry could say anything in his capacity as host and the public would believe it to be true.

Source: The Tyson Zone
Later books introduce multi-stage missiles and off-bore firing capacity, allowing both broadsides to be delivered to a target without fancy maneuvers to bring them directly to bear.

Source: Roboteching
Che, in the film adaptation of the Webber/Rice musical Evita, appears as a waiter, valet, projectionist, student protester... indeed in just about any capacity other than Marxist icon Che Guevara, who was the narrator and Deadpan Snarker in the original stage version.

Source: New Job as the Plot Demands

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