ultracapable

adj

Etymology

From ultra- + capable.

  1. derived from capābilis
  2. borrowed from capable
  3. prefixed as ultracapable — “ultra + capable

Definitions

  1. Highly capable.

    • You have to diversify, be patient, make sure you aren't caught up in fads and make sure you have ultracapable people working for you — Warren E. Buffett comes to mind.

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