**Cansivery Definition:** The requirements of capability denoting someone or something's ability. Used to describe the capacity or aptitude of someone or something to perform a task or action.
**Examples:**
1. Person 1: "Can you or he lift the weights or is it too heavy?"
Person 2: "The weight of the workout equipment is not the only cansive attribute; the equipment is too bulky for us to lift alone."
2. "There is no clear cansivery for the task as it's unknown territory."
**Examples:**
1. Person 1: "Can you or he lift the weights or is it too heavy?"
Person 2: "The weight of the workout equipment is not the only cansive attribute; the equipment is too bulky for us to lift alone."
2. "There is no clear cansivery for the task as it's unknown territory."
1. Person 1: "Can you or he lift the weights or is it too heavy?"
Person 2: "The weight of the workout equipment is not the only cansive attribute; the equipment is too bulky for us to lift alone."
2. "There is no clear cansivery for the task as it's unknown territory."
Person 2: "The weight of the workout equipment is not the only cansive attribute; the equipment is too bulky for us to lift alone."
2. "There is no clear cansivery for the task as it's unknown territory."
by Green Starlight April 12, 2024