ineptness

• Nom désignant un manque d'habileté ou de compétence, souvent dû à une formation ou une pratique insuffisante, ou la qualité d'être inadapté à un but précis.

A noun referring to a lack of skill or ability, often resulting from insufficient training or practice, or the quality of being unsuitable for a particular purpose.

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1. Lack of skillB2formal

   The state or quality of being unskilled or clumsy, often due to a lack of training or practice.

   maladresse

   • His ineptness at handling the tools caused several delays.
   • The team's ineptness was evident in their poor performance.
   • She was frustrated by her own ineptness with the new software.

   Synonymesawkwardnessclumsinessinabilityincapabilityincompetenceineptitudemaladroitnessunskillfulness

   Antonymesabilityadeptnesscompetencedexterityexpertiseproficiencyskill

2. UnsuitabilityC1formal

   The quality of being unsuitable or inappropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

   Inadaptation

   • The ineptness of the design made the product difficult to use.
   • His ineptness for the role was clear from the start.
   • The plan's ineptness for the current market conditions was obvious.

   Synonymesinappropriatenessinaptnessunfitnessunsuitability

   Antonymesappropriatenessaptnessfitnesssuitability