capital
/ˈkæpɪtəl/Definitions
1. noun
The city or town that serves as the seat of government for a country, state, or other administrative region.
“The capital of France is Paris.”
2. noun
The funds or assets owned or used by a business, organization, or individual to finance its activities.
“The company’s capital was used to invest in new technology.”
3. noun
A fundamental concept or principle, especially in a subject such as politics or economics.
“The idea of democracy is a central capital of modern politics.”
4. noun
The most prominent or most valuable part of something.
“The capital of the new business venture was a brilliant marketing strategy.”
5. adjective
Relating to the government or state.
“The capital investment in the project was substantial.”
6. verb
To form the capital of a place or thing.
“The city will capitalize on its natural resources to become a major tourist destination.”
7. verb
To take advantage of a situation or opportunity to gain an advantage.
“The company capitalized on the growing demand for sustainable products.”