CEFR B2

incapableness

noun

Meaning

The state or quality of lacking the necessary ability, power, or skill to do something.

Examples

The project failed due to the team's complete incapableness to manage the budget.
His incapableness to adapt to the new software was a major concern for his employer.

Synonyms: inability, incompetence, powerlessness, ineptitude

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incapableness (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɪnˌkeɪpəˈbæləti/

Definition

The state or quality of lacking the necessary ability, power, or skill to do something.

Examples

The project failed due to the team's complete incapableness to manage the budget.
His incapableness to adapt to the new software was a major concern for his employer.

How to Use incapableness

incapableness to do something (prepositional phrase): The state of lacking the ability to perform a specific action. — "The incapableness to finish the race was evident from his slow start."
incapableness of something (prepositional phrase): The state of lacking the ability or quality related to a particular thing or concept. — "The incapableness of the old technology to keep up with modern demands was clear."

Synonyms of incapableness

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