qualified Definition
quali·fied (kwôl′ə fīd′, kwäl′-)
adjective
- having met conditions or requirements set
- having the necessary or desirable qualities; fit; competent
- limited; modified to give qualified approval
qualified Related Forms
qual′i·fi′ed·ly (-fī′id lē, -fīd′-) adverb
qualified Synonyms
qualified
modif.
Limited
conditional, modified, with reservations; see conditional, restricted.Competent
adequate, equipped, fitted; see able 1, 2. See syn. study at able.
qualified Usage Examples
Infinitive complement
- comment: Carlisle: Scientists and medical people are far more qualified to comment upon this than myself or Mr Bates.
- help: There is no one better qualified to help us in that regard than Jesus Christ... ] II.
Modifies a noun
- accountant: However, you may wish to consult a qualified accountant on these matters.
- instructor: We are looking for qualified Instructors on a variety of shifts.
- electrician: Requirements - You will be a qualified electrician, plumber or joiner.
- nurse: Qualified nurses on courses may borrow six books for a loan period of four weeks.
- practitioner: You are recommended to seek advice of a qualified health practitioner.
- coach: In order to access these bags either teachers or qualified coaches have to attend specific training; these sessions are run in local areas.
Modifying Another Word
- suitably: It assists the public and legal profession locate suitably qualified, conveniently located Court Lawyers.
- newly: Day Nursery Staff High Wycombe Full Time Day Nursery Staff Newly Qualified?
- professionally: Drum Tuition Learn the theory and technique of all styles of drumming with a professionally qualified drummer who has 23 years of experience.
- appropriately: You will need to be able to demonstrate that an appropriately qualified individual completed the assessment.
- medically: Terms & Conditions The appointee must be medically qualified and eligible for appointment at Honorary Consultant level.
- highly: Students work with highly qualified staff most of whom have worked in industry.
Used with adjective complement
- become: One of the three QTS tests you must pass to become qualified is a generic ICT skills test.
- bring: Doing so can bring qualified, interested visitors to the web site you create.
- have: Foreign Limited Liability Companies Doing Business Without Having Qualified; Injunctions.
- include: You would be working closely with service users, carers and staff, including qualified Occupational and Arts Therapists, .. .
- offer: Her cause have actually offered qualified annually is bringing and hollywood's mimi.
- locate: It assists the public and legal profession locate suitably qualified, conveniently located Court Lawyers.
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