Adjectives for Qualification | Words to describe Qualification
Necessary
Sole
Inseparable
Single
Other
Particular
Further
Requisite
Peculiar
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How do you describe Qualification?
- 1. But with this necessary qualification it is true that a community cannot exceed in the direction of spending. 🔊
- 2. The further qualification of woman's intellect is in her moral attitude. 🔊
- 3. He chose his wife for her youth, her beauty, her charm, or her money it may be, and he then asked for no other qualification. 🔊
- 4. Sidney vociferating more objections; I was trying to get expert testimony without previous qualification.... 🔊
- 5. If man was ever holy and always was so, it would not be so apparent, that he had not holiness necessarily, as an inseparable qualification of human nature. 🔊
- 6. An outsider, he never offered a suggestion or plan unasked; to this single qualification he owed much of the popularity and esteem in which he was held by the classes and the masses. 🔊
- 7. A needy young student, whose sole qualification was cheapness, was set to do the business of each place, and the uniform price for advice and medicine was sixpence. 🔊
- 8. She's a quiet, nice little thing, and not likely to do the 'rushin' business with all the young fools,' which this idiot seems to think a requisite qualification. 🔊
- 9. Within my recollection, it was deemed a necessary qualification for the master and the mate of a merchant-ship, and even for a prime hand, to be able to "work a lunar," as it was called. 🔊
