in·ca·pabil·ity [ɪnˌkeɪpəˈbɪləti] N no pl
- incapability
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- incapability
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Incapability has been distinguished from misconduct as being sheer incapability due to an inherent incapacity to function.
en.wikipedia.org Characters are faced with the incapability of communicating with others which leads to the inability of creating meaningful human relationships.
en.wikipedia.org His incapability of providing for his family, coupled with his speechlessness, reduces his thought process greatly.
en.wikipedia.org After that, students admittance was halted for the incapability of establishing an independent college of political science at that time.
en.wikipedia.org Increasing fascination towards such cartoons has aroused problems like lack of attention, incapability to understand and uncontrolled behavior.
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