nnoun.possessionassets available for use in the production of further assetsSynset:working capital
Derivationally Related Form:capitalistcapitalisecapitalize
Hypernyms:assets
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalassetspossessionrelationabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:operating capitalrisk capitalseed moneystockventure capital
Member Meronyms:current assets liquid assets quick assets
Full Hyponyms:authorized sharesblue chipclassified stockcommon stockcommon stock equivalentcontrol stockcumulative preferredfloatgrowth stockhot stockno-par-value stockoperating capitalpreferred stockquarter stockseed moneystockstock of recordtreasury stockventure capitalvoting stockwatered stock
nnoun.possessionwealth in the form of money or property owned by a person or business and human resources of economic valueDerivationally Related Form:capitalistcapitalise
Hypernyms:assets
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalassetspossessionrelationabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:corpusendowmentendowment fundmeansprincipalprincipal sumsubstance
Full Hyponyms:chantryendowmentmeanspatrimonypocketbookprincipalwherewithal
nnoun.locationa seat of governmentHypernyms:seat
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalseatcenterarearegionlocationobjectphysical entityentity
Direct Hyponyms:national capitalprovincial capitalstate capital
Instance Hyponyms:Camelot
Full Hyponyms:national capitalprovincial capitalstate capital
nnoun.communicationone of the large alphabetic characters used as the first letter in writing or printing proper names and sometimes for emphasis; capitals were kept in the upper half of the type case and so became known as upper-case letters"Synset:capital letter majuscule upper-case letter uppercase
Examples:- printers once kept the type for capitals and for small letters in separate cases
Antonyms:lowercase
Derivationally Related Form:majuscularcapitalcapitalizecapitalise
Hypernyms:character graph grapheme graphic symbol
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalcharacterwritten symbolsymbolsignalcommunicationabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:small capsmall capital
Full Hyponyms:small capital
nnoun.locationa center that is associated more than any other with some activity or productExamples:- the crime capital of Italy
- the drug capital of Columbia
Hypernyms:center centre
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalcenterplacegeographical arearegionlocationobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.groupthe federal government of the United StatesSynset:Capital Washington
Derivationally Related Form:Washingtonian
Instance Hypernyms:federal government
Inherited Hypernyms:capitalfederal governmentgovernmentpolityorganizationsocial groupgroupabstractionentity
nnoun.communicationa book written by Karl Marx (1867) describing his economic theoriesSynset:Capital Das Kapital
Instance Hypernyms:book
Inherited Hypernyms:das kapitalbookpublicationworkproductcreationartifactwholeobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.artifactthe upper part of a column that supports the entablatureSynset:cap chapiter
Part Holonyms:column pillar
Hypernyms:top
Inherited Hypernyms:capitaltopregionlocationobjectphysical entityentity
adj satadj.allfirst-rateRegion:BritainGreat BritainU.K.UKUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Examples:- a capital fellow
- a capital idea
Antonyms:inferior
Inherited Hypernyms:capital
Similar to:superior
adj satadj.allof primary importanceExamples:- our capital concern was to avoid defeat
Antonyms:secondary
Inherited Hypernyms:capital
Similar to:primary
adj satadj.alluppercaseSynset:great majuscule
Examples:- capital A
- great A
- many medieval manuscripts are in majuscule script
Antonyms:lowercase
Derivationally Related Form:capital
Inherited Hypernyms:capital
Similar to:uppercase