qual·i·fied

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• qual´i|fied´ly — qual|i|fied «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to… …   Useful english dictionary

• qual|i|fied — «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to fly.… …   Useful english dictionary

• qual´i|fied´ness — qual|i|fied «KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. having the desirable or required qualifications; fitted; competent: »a vessel qualified for use at sea, a qualified voter. To be qualified, an airplane pilot must have good eyesight and hold a license to… …   Useful english dictionary

• un|qual´i|fied´ness — un|qual|i|fied «uhn KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. not qualified; not fitted: »He is unqualified to be President. SYNONYM(S): incompetent. 2. not modified, limited, or restricted in any way: »unqualified praise. SYNONYM(S): unconditional. 3 …   Useful english dictionary

• un|qual´i|fied´ly — un|qual|i|fied «uhn KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. not qualified; not fitted: »He is unqualified to be President. SYNONYM(S): incompetent. 2. not modified, limited, or restricted in any way: »unqualified praise. SYNONYM(S): unconditional. 3 …   Useful english dictionary

• un|qual|i|fied — «uhn KWOL uh fyd», adjective. 1. not qualified; not fitted: »He is unqualified to be President. SYNONYM(S): incompetent. 2. not modified, limited, or restricted in any way: »unqualified praise. SYNONYM(S): unconditional. 3 …   Useful english dictionary

• o|ver|qual|i|fied — «OH vuhr KWOL uh fyd», adjective. having too much education, knowledge, or experience for a particular job or position; being more qualified than is necessary or expected: »The belief that a higher education level is beneficial to society under… …   Useful english dictionary

• fied — fied·ler·ite; fit·i·fied; grat·i·fied·ly; hor·ri·fied; hu·mi·fied; li·chen·i·fied; mor·ti·fied·ly; mys·ti·fied·ly; pan·si·fied; pris·si·fied; qual·i·fied·ly; qual·i·fied·ness; sanc·ti·fied; sis·si·fied; sun·day·fied; ver·i·fied; dig·ni·fied·ly;… …   English syllables

• qual — nis·qual·li; qual; qual·i·fi·ca·tion; qual·i·fi·ca·tor; qual·i·fi·ca·tory; qual·i·fied·ly; qual·i·fied·ness; qual·i·fi·er; qual·i·ta·tive; qual·i·tied; qual·i·ty·less; quis·qual·is; ror·qual; sno·qual·mie; qual·i·fi·ca·tive; qual·i·fy; qual·i·ty; …   English syllables

• qual´i|fy´ing|ly — qual|i|fy «KWOL uh fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. 1. to make fit or competent: »Can you qualify yourself for the job? SYNONYM(S): prepare, equip. 2. to furnish with legal power; make legally capable: »No one but a landholder was qualified to be… …   Useful english dictionary