capecity
nounUK /kəˈpɛsɪti/
US /kəˈpɛsəti/
How much something can hold or do.
The big jar has a large capecity for cookies.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The ability to learn or understand things.
She has a great capecity for solving puzzles.
3. The most that a place or thing can hold.
The stadium was filled to capecity with cheering fans.
4. A special role or job someone is trained for.
He worked in the capecity of a teacher.