See Also: qualified(dictionary)
QUALIFIED(law)
qualified(dictionary)
Qualified(money)
QUALIFIED FEE, estates(law)
Qualified distribution(finance)
Qualified trust(finance)
Qualified Hand(casino)
Qualified Lead(money)
Qualified Opinion(money)

Ambidextrous (health) and qualified (iou)


Ambidextrous (health)


"1. Able to use both the right and left hands with equal dexterity. Neither right- nor left-handed.









qualified (iou)



qualified adjective & noun. E16.
[from QUALIFY verb + -ED1.]
A. adjective.
I.
Possessing qualities or qualifications fitting or necessary for a certain office, function, or purpose. (Foll. by for, to do.) E16.
A. Ure He was..little qualified to cope with the hardships of a new manufacturing enterprise. Hindu Candidates should be qualified electrical engineering graduates.
Capable of doing or being something, esp. by law or custom. E16.
London Gazette The next winning Horse that is duly qualified to run for this Plate.
Possessing certain qualities; spec. possessing good qualities, accomplished. L16-L17.
Belonging to the upper classes of society. obsolete exc. dial. E17.
II.
a. Limited, modified, or restricted in some respect. L16.
J. S. Mill Unfit for more than a limited and qualified freedom. J. Simms 'Teaching' becomes a qualified term when the pupil is..self-taught.
b. euphem. Bloody, damn. colloq. L19.
E. C. R. Lorac I..knocked my head on those qualified rocks.
b. absol. as noun. A person eligible for a position, office, etc.; a person possessing an officially recognized qualification for a particular profession. E20.
Accountancy Increasing demand for newly qualifieds.
qualifiedly adverb M19.
qualifiedness noun (rare) L17.