Capacity and State

Capacity

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

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

State noun - A body of people composed of one or more nationalities usually with its own territory and government.

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Capacity and state are semantically related in condition or mode of being topic. Sometimes you can use "Capacity" instead a noun "State".

emotional	emotional capacity	emotional state
good	good capacity	good state
physical	physical capacity	physical state
similar	similar capacity	similar state
Other adjectives: normal, usual, natural, poor, small, entire, mental, psychological, different, higher.

The Mule from Foundation stated he had the ability to force a human brain to work at top capacity, effectively, as he stated, a state of permanent hunch.

Source: Explosive Overclocking
Recent historians, state while Lincoln was a prouct of his time, he had "a capacity to grow" and that his views shifted over the course of the war.

Source: Useful Notes / The American Civil War
He goes on to state that, regardless of what else he may be wrong about, he must at least exist in the capacity of an entity that is capable of being wrong; if he doesn't exist in at least that capacity, then it's not his problem.

Source: Puff of Logic

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