resource
- noun
- /ˈriːsɔːrs/
- In brief, the participants demonstrated different behaviors in resource use and ability enhancement.
- coping resources
- a resource person
If I have a, a resource, a a talent, it's that I'm a good listener.
- If I have a, a resource, a a talent, it's that I'm a good listener.
- It's truly about cultivating the feeling inside yourself and activating this resource inside your body.
Examples
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She's so fragile she needs the resources of other women.
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So the question then is, could group farming help women overcome their resource constraints?
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Well, since the thing happened it's been a great resource.
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It's what makes us, The Retreat, the outstanding resource it is.
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A teacher must be a resource for the nurturing of independence and resiliency.
Academic text (2011) -
Moms and their kids are the biggest underused resource in Pediatrics.
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In challenging situations, her quick thinking showed great resource and creativity.
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During tough times, having a strong resource like a supportive friend can make all the difference.
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He relied on his resourcefulness to find solutions when faced with unexpected problems.
Synonyms
The ability to do, feel, or understand something
The ability to find quick, clever ways to solve problems in difficult situations
A calm strength inside a person that helps them in hard times
Antonyms
Compounds
How Resourceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word resource grew to mean a person's inner supply of ideas, energy, or cleverness, like having a private source of solutions. That is why someone of great resource can find ways to solve hard problems.