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1. (n.) inability
lack of ability.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME < ML)
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1. (noun) inability
lack of ability (especially mental ability) to do something
2. (noun) inability, unfitness
lacking the power to perform
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1. (noun) inability
the fact of being unable to do sth
her inability to accept help
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1. (noun) inability
the quality or state of being unable; lack of ability; want of sufficient power, strength, resources, or capacity
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Sense: the lack of power, means, ability etc (to do something)
I was surprised at his inability to read.
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 Afrikaans: onvermoë |
 Arabic: عَجْز، عَدَم قُدْرَه |
 Bulgarian: неспособност |
 Brazilian: incapacidade |
 Czech: neschopnost |
 German: die Unfähigkeit |
 Danish: manglende dygtighed; mang |
 Greek: ανικανότητα |
 Spanish: incapacidad |
 Estonian: võimetus |
 Farsi: ناتوانی |
 Finnish: kyvyttömyys |
 French: incapacité |
 Hebrew: אִי-יְכוֹלֶת |
 Hindi: असामर्थ्य |
 Croatian: nesposobnost, nemoć |
 Hungarian: képtelenség |
 Indonesian: ketidakmampuan |
 Icelandic: vangeta |
 Italian: incapacità, inabilità |
 Japanese: 不能 |
 Korean: 할 수 없음, 무능 |
 Lithuanian: negalėjimas, nesugebėjima |
 Latvian: nespēja |
 Malay: tidak mampu |
 Dutch: onvermogen |
 Norwegian: manglende evne, udyktighe |
 Polish: niezdolność (do) |
 Persian: ناتوانی |
 Pashto: بې كفايتى، نالايقى |
 Portuguese: incapacidade |
 Romanian: neputinţă |
 Russian: неспособность |
 Slovak: neschopnosť |
 Slovenian: nezmožnost |
 Serbian: nesposobnost |
 Swedish: oförmåga |
 Thai: การไร้ความสามารถ |
 Turkish: yetersizlik, kabiliyetsiz |
 Taiwanese: 無力，能力缺乏 |
 Ukrainian: нездатність, нездібність |
 Urdu: معذوری |
 Vietnamese: sự bất tài |
 Chinese: 无力，无能 |
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