Capaciously - Law Dictionary Search Results
Capacious
Having capacity able to contain much large roomy spacious extended broad as a capacious vessel room bay or harbor
Capaciousness
The quality of being capacious as of a vessel a reservoir a bay the mind etc
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capaciate
to become active so as to be able to penetrate an ovum of sperm in the female reproduction system
holdall
a capacious bag or basket
Incapacious
Not capacious narrow small weak or foolish as an incapacious soul
Large
Exceeding most other things of like kind in bulk capacity quantity superficial dimensions or number of constituent units big great capacious extensive opposed to small as a large
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