abler
Better at tasks
Abler is the comparative form of able, meaning more capable or skilled: She's abler than most at handling difficult clients.
The word is correct but somewhat formal; more able often sounds more natural in speech.
Having required skills
- skilledHaving learned ability
- proficientHaving practiced ability
- adeptHighly capable, well-versed
- qualifiedMeeting necessary standards
talented · experienced · knowledgeable · expert · efficient · effective · practiced · trained
Increasing power or solidity
- fortifyingMaking stronger or sturdier
- enhancingIncreasing quality or value
- boostingIncreasing force or level
- improvingBecoming more capable
elevating · advancing · augmenting · amplifying · increasing · heightening · bolstering · reinforcing
Giving useful aid
- assistiveProviding help or aid
- accommodatingWilling to help others
- facilitativeTending to enable
- conduciveTending to bring about
beneficial · advantageous · useful · serviceable · instrumental · contributory · constructive · favorable
capable
Having required skills
- skilledHaving learned ability
- proficientHaving practiced ability
- adeptHighly capable, well-versed
qualified · talented · experienced · knowledgeable · expert · efficient · effective · practiced · trained · accomplished
strengthening
Increasing power or solidity
- fortifyingMaking stronger or sturdier
- enhancingIncreasing quality or value
- boostingIncreasing force or level
improving · elevating · advancing · augmenting · amplifying · increasing · heightening · bolstering · reinforcing · upgrading
helpful
Giving useful aid
- assistiveProviding help or aid
- accommodatingWilling to help others
- facilitativeTending to enable
conducive · beneficial · advantageous · useful · serviceable · instrumental · contributory · constructive · favorable · propitious
- be able toHave the capacity
- was able toHad capacity for
- being able toHaving the capacity
- is able toHas capability for
- been able toHad capacity for
- differently ableEuphemism for having impairments
able, enable, unable, disabled, disable, enables, enabling, enabled, ablest