potential _noun

ADJECTIVES

considerable, enormous, great, huge, immense, incredible, massive, tremendous, vast
・This startup has enormous potential to disrupt the market. 

full, maximum
・With hard work and dedication, you can unlock your full potential.

real, significant, true, undoubted
・He is just beginning to discover his true potential. 

future, long-term
・Education is crucial for unlocking long-term potential in individuals.

infinite, limitless, unlimited 
・The human mind has unlimited potential for creativity and innovation.

unfulfilled, untapped 
・It was clear that the artist had unfulfilled potential as his works lacked depth.

human • academic, educational, archaeological, comic, commercial
・The school aims to cultivate the academic potential of all its students.

creative, destructive, expressive, productive, therapeutic
・The musician's album demonstrates their unique creative potential.

VERBS

demonstrate, have, offer, show
・His innovative project demonstrated his entrepreneurial potential.

achieve, fulfil, reach, realize
・She worked hard to fulfill her potential and achieve her goals.

be aware of, appreciate, highlight, identify, identify, recognize, see, spot, understand
・Once they saw the potential, they were eager to invest in the business.

develop, enhance, exploit, harness, increase, maximize, optimize, tap into, unleash, unlock, utilize
・The company is actively exploring ways to exploit the potential of artificial intelligence.

assess, consider, evaluate, examine, explore, investigate
・The team is currently exploring the potential of different marketing strategies.

NOUNS

expansion, growth
・The region's booming economy presents vast growth potential for businesses.

leadership, sporting
・Her ability to inspire others indicates her leadership potential.

earning, export, investment, money-making, profit, revenue, yield
・The online marketplace has opened up new avenues for profit potential.

collaboration, improvement, savings
・The financial analysis revealed the potential for further savings.

conflict, contamination, damage, disaster, disruption, duplication, harm
・Excessive use of pesticides has the potential for harm to ecosystems.

abuse, exploitation, fraud, misuse
・The rapid growth of digital currencies creates a potential for cryptocurrency fraud.

confusion, error, misunderstanding
・The complex layout of the website has the potential for user confusion.

PREPOSITIONS

with
・She is a talented artist with potential.

as 
・The novel has potential as a best-selling literary work.

for 
・The market has significant potential for growth.

potential _adjective

NOUNS

damage, danger, harm, hazard, liability, loss, risk, threat
・Before making a decision, we need to assess the potential risks.

barrier, conflict, difficulty, pitfall, problem
・Poor communication can lead to potential problems within a team.

advantage, benefit, gain, saving, solution
・Learning a new language has potential cognitive benefits.

consequence, effect, impact, implication
・They understand the potential impact of new regulations.

bidder, buyer, client, customer, donor, employer, funder, investor, partner, purchaser, source, sponsor, supplier, user
・The sales team is actively reaching out to potential customers.

applicant, audience, beneficiary, candidate, employee, recruit, target
・The job posting attracted several potential applicants with strong qualifications.