Associations to the word «Aptitude»
Noun
- Scholastic
- Sat
- Test
- Iq
- Applicant
- Ability
- Admission
- Temperament
- Battery
- Exam
- Mathematics
- Assessment
- Testing
- Comprehension
- Skill
- Disposition
- Motivation
- Readiness
- Math
- Mathematic
- Learning
- Intelligence
- Validity
- Score
- Achievement
- Reasoning
- Vocation
- Examination
- Counseling
- Talent
- Competency
- Student
- Intellect
- Fitness
- Inventory
- Inclination
- Discrepancy
- Personality
- Genius
- Interpreting
- Recruit
- Potency
- Proficiency
- Psychologist
- Trait
- Profession
- Pupil
- Dat
- Regression
- Flanagan
- Variance
- Physical
- Irishman
Adjective
- Obligatory
- Vocational
- Innate
- Secondary
- Mechanical
- Intuitive
- Verbal
- Postgraduate
- Migratory
- Test
- Reasoning
- Cognitive
- Differential
- Graduate
- Gifted
- Occupational
- Clerical
- Divergent
- Remarkable
- Bias
- Natural
- Psychological
- Displayed
- Exceptional
- Aforesaid
- Mercantile
- Marvellous
- Arithmetic
- Endowed
- Intellectual
- According
- Suited
- Academic
- Spatial
- Numerical
Adverb
Wiktionary
APTITUDE, noun. Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
APTITUDE, noun. The condition of being suitable.
Dictionary definition
APTITUDE, noun. Inherent ability.
Wise words
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a
kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the
smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to
turn a life around.