ineptitude

• Nom désignant le manque de compétence, d'habileté ou de capacité, souvent dû à une mauvaise préparation ou à une absence générale de qualités utiles.

A noun referring to a lack of skill, ability, or competence, often resulting from insufficient training or a general lack of useful qualities.

indénombrable

1. C1formal

   A lack of skill or ability, often due to insufficient training or practice.

   Ineptie, manque d'habileté

   • His ineptitude in handling the machinery caused several delays.
   • The manager's ineptitude led to a loss of team morale.
   • Her ineptitude at public speaking was evident during the presentation.

   Synonymesawkwardnessclumsinessincapabilityincompetenceineptnessinexperienceunskillfulness

   Antonymesabilityadeptnessaptitudecompetencedexterityexpertisefacilitymasteryproficiencyskill

2. Lack of value or usefulnessC2formal

   The quality of having no qualities that make something valuable or useful.

   Inutilité, manque de valeur

   • The ineptitude of the old software made it obsolete.
   • The plan's ineptitude was clear from its failure to address basic needs.
   • The ineptitude of the argument was obvious to everyone.

   Synonymesfutilityinutilitypointlessnessuselessnessvaluelessnessworthlessness

   Antonymesbenefitusefulnessutilityvalueworth