capableness

I wasn’t always a believer, originally finding the show, with its sleeves-rolled-up capableness, a little corny and overly idealized.

I was moved," he exclaimed, "by her desire to be taught and instructed in the knowledge of God, her capableness of understanding, her aptness and willingness to receive any good impression....

She's got her mother's good looks and nice manners and—and kind of genteelness, you understand, and with 'em she's got her dad's sense and capableness.

The class of the verb is determined by something else than the mere capableness of the "nominative."

There seemed, somehow, to be a look of content and capableness about those heads bent so busily over the stitching.