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incapableness
Variant of incapable
incapable
definition
in·ca·pable (in kā′pə bəl)
adjective
not capable; specif.,
- lacking the necessary ability, competence, strength, etc.
- not legally qualified or eligible
Etymology: LL incapabilis
Related Forms:
- incapability in′·ca·pabil′·ity noun or incapableness in·ca′·pable·ness
- incapably in·ca′·pably adverb
incapable Idioms
incapable of
- not allowing or admitting; not able to accept or experience incapable of change
- lacking the ability or fitness for incapable of sustained thought
- not legally qualified for
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