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impotence

/ˈɪm.pə.təns/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen Mangel an körperlicher oder geistiger Kraft, Schwäche oder Unfähigkeit bezeichnet; im medizinischen Sinne die Unfähigkeit des Mannes, eine Erektion zu erreichen oder aufrechtzuerhalten.

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noun

/ˈɪm.pə.təns/C1formalmedical
  • deSubstantiv, das einen Mangel an körperlicher oder geistiger Kraft, Schwäche oder Unfähigkeit bezeichnet; im medizinischen Sinne die Unfähigkeit des Mannes, eine Erektion zu erreichen oder aufrechtzuerhalten.

A noun referring to a lack of physical or mental strength, weakness, or the inability to achieve an erection in males.

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  1. Lack of power or strengthC1formal

    The quality of being weak, powerless, or unable to act effectively.

    deOhnmacht

    • The government's impotence in the face of the crisis was alarming.
    • He felt a sense of impotence when he couldn't help his friend.
    • The organization's impotence to enforce its own rules frustrated its members.

    Synonymefeeblenessfrailtyinabilityincapacityineffectivenessinefficacypowerlessnessweakness

    Antonymemightpotencypowerstrengthvigor

  2. Inability to copulateC1formalmedical

    A medical condition, typically in males, characterized by the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual intercourse.

    deImpotenz

    • The doctor discussed treatments for impotence with the patient.
    • Impotence can be caused by both physical and psychological factors.
    • Many men experience temporary impotence due to stress or anxiety.

    Synonymeerectile dysfunctionimpotency

    Antonymepotencyvirility

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  • impotences plural form
  • impotences' possessive plural form
  • impotence's possessive singular form
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