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incapacity

noun as in inadequacy

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She said a wider roll out would form part of her drive to shrink the UK's annual disability and incapacity benefits bill.

From BBC

In retrospect, it's clear that they were looking to confirm the rumors of his alleged incapacity, which he ended up confirming on his own in a debate that his team pushed for.

From Salon

Expectations before the concession were “the worst possible,” said Mario Moscatelli, a biologist and expert in coastal ecosystems, and longtime critic of the state’s incapacity to stem the flow of sewage into waterways.

The small legislative opposition cited “moral incapacity” as the reason for the removal request they submitted to Parliament.

No. It’s an incapacity to understand the resourcefulness of Chinese competitors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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