Synonyms for qualifying
qual·i·fy·ing

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1. modification, qualifying, limitingnoun

   the grammatical relation that exists when a word qualifies the meaning of the phrase

   Synonyms:
   modification, limiting, change, passing, alteration, adjustment, pass

2. passing, pass, qualifyingnoun

   success in satisfying a test or requirement

   "his future depended on his passing that test"; "he got a pass in introductory chemistry"

   Synonyms:
   go, passing, departure, head, liberty chit, modification, strait, fling, walk, loss, straits, mountain pass, limiting, laissez passer, going, release, flip, exit, bye, passing play, passing game, crack, passport, pass, expiration, toss, passage, whirl, base on balls, notch, offer, overtaking

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1. List of paraphrases for "qualifying":

   eligible, qualification, eligibility, allowable, permissible, qualified, qualify, reference, admissible, rating, qualifications

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1. Matt Frazier:

   I missed the qualifying time by about 104 minutes, so, over five or six years, I really started learning as much as I could about running, learning how to avoid injuries and a big part of all that was my diet.

2. Samantha Stosur:

   Look, I still want to play and if that's the situation I'm in and I want to continue then that's what you have to do( play in qualifying draws), if you're playing well enough hopefully you're not doing it for too long. It's not ideal, but the aim is to try and work very hard to make the main draw at the U.S. Open.

3. Allyson Felix:

   I feel a greater sense of responsibility now, of course, qualifying and going after gold medals is still on the top of my list but I also feel this opportunity to show my daughter so many things, show other girls a lot and to really just stand by a lot of my values.

4. Karthik Athreya:

   Writers who have not taken a year of PhD coursework in a decent economics department (and passed their PhD qualifying exams), cannot meaningfully advance the discussion on economic policy.

5. The Court of Appeal:

   An extradition hearing is not a trial. It is held to decide whether there is sufficient evidence to commit a person for trial on a qualifying offence.