incapability

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ne pas avoir la capacité, la force ou la possibilité nécessaire pour faire quelque chose, que ce soit physiquement, intellectuellement ou juridiquement.

A noun referring to the quality or state of lacking the necessary ability, power, or capacity to do something, whether physically, intellectually, or legally.

indénombrable

1. Lack of potential for developmentC1formal

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

   Incapacité de développement

   • The project was abandoned due to the team's incapability for further development.
   • His incapability for growth in that role became evident over time.
   • The system's incapability to adapt to new requirements was a major flaw.

   Antonymescapabilitycapacitypotentialpromise

2. Physical, intellectual, or legal inabilityC1formal

   The quality of not being capable, either physically, intellectually, or legally.

   incapacité

   • The court ruled on his legal incapability to sign the contract.
   • Her physical incapability prevented her from completing the marathon.
   • Intellectual incapability should not be confused with a lack of effort.

   Synonymesinabilityincapacityincompetenceineptitudepowerlessness

   Antonymesabilitycapabilitycapacitycompetencefitness