facility
noun
[ fəˈsɪlɪti ]
• a place, amenity, or piece of equipment provided for a particular purpose.
• "cooking facilities"
Similar:
provision,
space,
means,
solution,
potential,
prerequisite,
equipment,
amenity,
resource,
service,
advantage,
convenience,
benefit,
establishment,
centre,
installation,
place,
depot,
station,
location,
premises,
site,
post,
base,
camp,
joint,
outfit,
set-up,
• a natural ability to do or learn something well and easily.
• "he had a facility for languages"
Similar:
aptitude,
talent,
gift,
flair,
bent,
skill,
knack,
finesse,
genius,
ability,
proficiency,
competence,
capability,
potential,
capacity,
faculty,
expertise,
expertness,
adeptness,
prowess,
mastery,
artistry,
propensity,
inclination,
natural ability,
suitability,
fitness,
head,
mind,
brain,
know-how,
Origin:
early 16th century (denoting the means or unimpeded opportunity for doing something): from French facilité or Latin facilitas, from facilis ‘easy’ (see facile).
