morecapable

adjective
UK /mɔːˈkeɪpəbl/
US /mɔːrˈkeɪpəbl/

Able to do more things well.

With the new training, she became morecapable at her job.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having greater power or strength to do something.

The upgraded robot is morecapable of lifting heavy boxes.

3. Better suited or fit for a particular task.

This morecapable tool makes the work much faster.

4. More likely or ready to do something.

After practice, the team felt morecapable of winning the match.