eligible Definition
eli·gible (el′i jə bəl)
adjective
- fit to be chosen; legally or morally qualified
- suitable or desirable, esp. for marriage
- ☆ Football allowed by the rules to catch a forward pass
Etymology: ME < ML eligibilis < L eligere: see elect
noun
an eligible person
eligible Related Forms
eligible Synonyms
eligible
modif.
Antonyms
eligible Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- medicaid: In the dd was no increase for medicaid eligible.
- uninsured: Human resource consulting would have been uninsured cshcn eligible provide services to.
Modifies a noun
- cshcn: Eligible cshcn had have a group health insurance north carolina much.
- bachelor: Q. Clearly you're still one of the more eligible bachelors.
- voter: An indication to this effect was available Tuesday when he instructed the elections department to update its register of eligible voters.
Noun used with modifier
- cshcn: Human resource consulting would have been uninsured cshcn eligible provide services to.
- pr: Less likely to of health based premium pr eligible in place child health plus insurance prior.
Preposition: via
schip: Captured through case eligible via schip for florida individual health insurance the exclusive cover such areas.
Infinitive complement
- apply: To be eligible to apply for RSA your project must be located, or intend to locate, in an Assisted Area of Scotland.
- participate: PENSION You will be eligible to participate in the [ Institution's Pension Scheme ] subject to its rules from time to time.
- vote: All tenants living in the area will be eligible to vote for the representative from their area.
- join: Benefit for Members Brighton Circle members are eligible to join the Brighton Circle Email group.
- compete: The first 10 entries received will be eligible to compete in the 10 team Super League.
- enroll: All students who are eligible to enroll on this level should be notified by e-mail or post.
Preposition: for
- re-election: They will be eligible for re-election for one further term of office.
- re-appointment: Such a person so appointed shall remain in office until the next Annual General Meeting of the Association and shall be eligible for re-appointment.
- bursary: Additionally, all students on this course will be eligible for a means-tested bursary.
- reappointment: The term of appointment is for a maximum of three years, but members are eligible for reappointment.
- inclusion: Participants included in the review Studies of patients of any age with a diagnosis of heart failure were eligible for inclusion.
- assistance: Once you have finished your PhD, you are eligible for assistance with thesis binding costs.
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