Potential Pəˈtenʃl Full Great Change Offers Children Encouraged

• the potential for change
• the european marketplace offers excellent potential for increasing sales.
• all children should be encouraged to realize their full potential.
• she has great potential as an artist.

potential

1. the possibility of something happening or being developed or used
• the potential for change
• The European marketplace offers excellent potential for increasing sales.
2. qualities that exist and can be developed
• synonym promise
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• All children should be encouraged to realize their full potential.
• She has great potential as an artist.
• He has the potential to become a world-class musician.
• The house has a lot of potential.
3. the difference in voltage between two points in an electric field or circuit

Extra Examples

• He believes that religion allows us to develop our human potential.
• John Cadbury could see the potential for his product.
• She showed great potential as an actor.
• Signing for a top club would enable him to fulfil his true potential.
• The new business offers great potential for growth.
• They were among the first companies to exploit the potential of the Internet.
• This young man has enormous potential.
• We’re looking for a trainee with potential.
• You aren’t using your computer to its full potential.
• an industry that has the potential for growth
• his dream of fulfilling his true potential
• All children should be encouraged to realize their full potential.
• It is clear that the potential for change is there.

Word Origin

• late Middle English: from late Latin potentialis, from potentia ‘power’, from potent- ‘being able’, from the verb posse. The noun dates from the early 19th cent.