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incapableness

/ɪnˈkeɪ.pə.bəl.nəs/

Übersetzung: Zustand oder Eigenschaft, nicht fähig oder geeignet zu sein; Mangel an Fähigkeit, Fertigkeit oder Eignung, sei es körperlich, geistig oder rechtlich.

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noun

/ɪnˈkeɪ.pə.bəl.nəs/C2formal
  • deZustand oder Eigenschaft, nicht fähig oder geeignet zu sein; Mangel an Fähigkeit, Fertigkeit oder Eignung, sei es körperlich, geistig oder rechtlich.

The quality or state of being incapable; a lack of ability, skill, or potential for development, whether physical, intellectual, or legal.

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  1. Lack of potential for developmentC1formal

    The state or quality of being unable to grow, improve, or develop further.

    deUnfähigkeit zur Entwicklung

    • The project was abandoned due to the team's general incapableness for innovation.
    • His incapableness for learning new skills hindered his career progression.
    • The organization's incapableness to adapt led to its eventual decline.

    Synonymeariditybarrennesssterilityunproductiveness

  2. Quality of being not capableC1formal

    The condition of lacking the necessary ability, skill, or qualification to do something, whether physically, intellectually, or legally.

    deUnfähigkeit

    • The court ruled on his legal incapableness to manage his own affairs.
    • Her physical incapableness prevented her from participating in the marathon.
    • The student's intellectual incapableness for advanced mathematics was evident.

    Synonymedisabilityinabilityinadequacyincapabilityincapacityincompetenceincompetencyineffectivenessineptitudeinsufficiencypowerlessnessunfitness

    Antonymeabilitycapabilitycapacitycompetenceskill

Formen
  • incapablenesses plural form
  • incapablenesses' possessive plural form
  • incapableness's possessive singular form