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Synonyms & Similar Words
abilities
skills
talents
capacities
powers
gifts
endowments
aptitudes
faculties
potentials
capabilities
competences
proficiencies
expertise
knowledge
intelligence
cognition
perception
discernment
insight
acumen
faculties
faculties of mind
senses
attributes
qualities
traits
characteristics
faculties of sense
sensibilities
sensitivities
susceptibilities
tendencies
inclinations
dispositions
propensities
abilities to learn
aptness
cleverness
brilliance
genius
faculties of the mind
mental faculties
cognitive faculties
rational faculties
emotional faculties
psychological faculties
physical faculties
bodily faculties
sensual faculties
moral faculties
spiritual faculties
Meaning of Faculties
The word "Faculties" refers to a natural or acquired ability or aptitude, especially one that is highly developed.
Definitions
- A natural or acquired ability or aptitude, especially one that is highly developed
- * A department of a university or college, especially one concerned with a particular subject or group of subjects
- * The powers of the mind or body, especially when regarded as being impaired or enhanced in some way
Etymology of Faculties
The word "Faculties" originated from the Old French word "faculte", which is derived from the Latin word "facultas", meaning "ability", "power", or "capacity", and is related to the Latin word "facere", meaning "to do" or "to make"
Historically, the term "faculties" was used in philosophy and psychology to refer to the different powers or abilities of the mind, such as reason, imagination, and memory
Example Uses
- The university's faculties of medicine and law are highly regarded internationally
- * Her faculties were impaired by the illness, and she struggled to concentrate
- * The company's research and development faculties are focused on creating innovative solutions
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
weaknesses
disabilities
incapacities
inabilities
ineptitudes
inaptitudes
incompetence
ignorance
illiteracy
stupidity
foolishness
absurdity
ridiculousness
incompetence
ineffectiveness
uselessness
helplessness
powerlessness
inability
incapability
disability
handicap
limitation
restriction
constraint
impediment
obstacle
hindrance
barrier