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most qualified

ADJECTIVE

able, skillful

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accomplished adequate capable certified competent disciplined efficient equipped experienced knowledgeable licensed proficient talented trained

STRONG

catechized examined fit fitted instructed practiced proved quizzed tested tried vet

WEAK

adept all around au fait expert good pro proper up to snuff up to speed veteran war-horse wicked

Antonyms

STRONGEST

ignorant impotent inadequate incapable incompetent inefficient inept inexperienced unable unskilled

STRONG

inappropriate incorrect unfit

WEAK

open unlimited unproficient unqualified unrestricted untalented

ADJECTIVE

limited, restricted

Synonyms

STRONGEST

determined

STRONG

bounded circumscribed confined fixed guarded modified reserved

WEAK

conditional contingent definite equivocal partial provisional

Antonyms

STRONG

free unlimited

WEAK

incapable open unable unproficient unqualified unrestricted unskilled untalented

Example Sentences

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Her argument: She was “the most qualified and ready. The highest name recognition. A powerful donor base.”

From The Wall Street Journal • Nov. 13, 2025

Despite being one of the most qualified candidates in the race, Atkins’ extensive legislative experience and compelling personal narrative failed to gain traction with voters.

From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 22, 2025

This order will only create artificial divisions in the ranks, sow unnecessary conflict, create busywork at the small unit level, and prevent the most qualified from serving.

From Slate • Feb. 12, 2025

Many hiring managers, at least consciously, have believed that when they’ve made job offers and offered pay rises, they’ve done so to candidates who are the most qualified, skilled, knowledgeable and perhaps the hardest working.

From Salon • Jan. 30, 2025

Instead the Inka selected the son he thought most qualified.

From "1491" by Charles C. Mann