Difference between Capable and Adequate To

CAPABLE vs ADEQUATE TO: ADJECTIVE

Permitting an action to be performed.
Having the inclination or disposition.
Having the ability required for a specific task or accomplishment; qualified.
Having capacity or ability; efficient and able.
Have the skills and qualifications to do things well
Having the requisite qualities for
(followed by `of') having the temperament or inclination for
Possibly accepting or permitting
Possessing ability, qualification, or susceptibility; having capacity; of sufficient size or strength.
Possessing adequate power; qualified; able; fully competent.
Possessing legal power or capacity.
Capacious; large; comprehensive.
Able and efficient; having the ability needed for a specific task; having the disposition to do something; permitting or being susceptible to something.
Of sufficient capacity or size for holding, containing, receiving or taking in. Construed with of, for or an infinitive.
(usually followed by `of') having capacity or ability

Able to hold or contain; sufficiently capacious (for): followed by of.
Capacious; extensive; comprehensive: as, “a capable and wide revenge,”
Able to receive; open to influences; impressible; receptive; susceptible; admitting: usually followed by of: as, capable of pain and grief; capable of long duration; capable of being colored or altered: sometimes used absolutely.
Able to be received.
Fitted or deserving to receive: as, “capable of mercy,”
Sufficiently able (to do something): as, a man capable of judging.
Having legal power or capacity: as, a bastard is not capable of inheriting an estate.
Synonyms Qualified, fitted, adapted, efficient, clever, skilful, gifted, accomplished.
Possessing a good degree of intelligence or ability; qualified; able; competent: as, a capable judge; a capable instructor.

Capability, Adept, Incapable, Adequate to, Equal to, Subject to, Open to, Up to, Able, Adequate, Surefooted, Susceptible, Resourceful, Confident, Competent

Capability, Adept, Incapable, Subject to, Open to, Equal to, Adequate to, Up to, Able, Adequate, Surefooted, Susceptible, Resourceful, Confident, Competent

GTC capable Radius server or for local authentication.
Michael Cohen is capable of telling the truth.
ABCT, what missions will they be capable of, and what missions will they no longer be capable of?
The core idea is they will be capable of accepting the old driver and then advertise itself as a device capable of driverless printing.
Capable of indefinite production in Asian countries and editorial assistance capable of indefinite.
People who are capable of such crimes against our nation are capable of anything.
Objects in motion are capable of causing a change or are capable of doing work.
Even deeply hypnotized people are capable of resisting suggestions and therefore capable of lying if they choose to.
The capable donor can revoke an existing POA at any time while they are capable.
Curved Shaft Gas String Trimmer with Attachment Capable and Edger Capable.

The record is adequate to address these issues.
It is more than adequate to that task.
OTC medications adequate to cover your entire stay.
Is your educational level adequate to apply NP?
Is our fleet adequate to protect national interests?
Test; adequate to excellent correlations with the Communicative Effectiveness Index; and adequate correlations with tests of word productivity and error frequency during fluent speech.
That is, ensure the specifications are adequate to ensure the procurement of adequate material or services.
Smoking areas shall be permitted only if adequate space is available for nonsmoking patrons and ventilation is adequate to provide them a healthy environment.
Income derived from handler assessments and other sources will be adequate to cover budgeted expenses and permit an adequate reserve.
Public facilities are adequate or will be adequate to meet the requirements of the proposed zone change.