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# A [[city]] [[designate]]d as a legislative seat by the [[government]] or some other [[authority]], often the city in which the government is [[locate]]d; otherwise the most [[important]] city within a [[country]] or a [[subdivision]] of it.
#: ''Washington D.C. is the '''capital''' of the United States of America.''
#: ''The Welsh government claims that Cardiff is Europe’s youngest '''capital'''.''
# {{Template:Definition:economics}} [[money|Money]] and [[wealth]]. The means to acquire [[goods]] and [[services]], especially in a non-[[barter]] system.
# {{Template:Definition:economics}} Already-produced durable goods available for use as a [[factor of production]], such as steam shovels (equipment) and office buildings (structures).
# An [[uppercase]] [[letter]].
# {{Template:Definition:architecture}} The uppermost part of a [[column]].

====Usage notes====
The homophone ''[[capitol]]'' refers only to a [[building]], usually one that houses the legislative branch of a government, and often one located in a '''capital''' city.

====Derived terms====
* [[real capital]]
* [[financial capital]]
* [[economic capital]]
* [[social capital]]
* [[capital asset]]
* [[capital ship]]

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