Synonyms for Eligibility
el·i·gi·bil·i·ty

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1. eligibilitynoun

   the quality or state of being eligible

   "eligibility of a candidate for office"; "eligibility for a loan"

   Antonyms:
   ineligibility

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1. • Qualification

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1. List of paraphrases for "eligibility":

   admissibility, entitlement, qualifying, eligible, c-qn, qualification, suitability, approvable, qualifications, permissibility, acceptability, civil

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1. The Agriculture Department:

   The proposed rule may also negatively impact food security and reduce the savings rates among those individuals who do not meet the income and resource eligibility requirements for SNAP.

2. Marco Rubio:

   And that worked when there were 15 people running for president. It's not going to work anymore. I'm going to spend zero time on his interpretation of the Constitution with regards to eligibility.

3. Thulani Ngwenya:

   It is not an age determination and a protocol, but it is an eligibility protocol, which are two different things, it fuses at age 18 and age 19, but it is not cast in stone to see.

4. Ivy Choi:

   Our Community Guidelines prohibit content misleading viewers about voting, for example content aiming to mislead voters about the time, place, means or eligibility requirements for voting, or false claims that could materially discourage voting. The content of this video doesn't rise to that level.

5. Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley:

   If we were to allow anyone to receive vaccine, we would deliver doses very quickly, but the persons receiving them would likely be the most privileged, with the most resources to get to the front of the line, if we were to maintain extremely tight restrictions on persons meeting eligibility criteria by demanding extensive documentation, we would slow down the rate of vaccination. And either of those would likely reduce the number of African American and minority persons who get vaccinated. We will continue to work hard to achieve the right balance of these objectives.