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Meanings of ineptitude in anglès

espanyol
torpeza

Unskillfulness resulting from a lack of training.

torpeza
català
demèrit

Having no qualities that would render it valuable or useful.

demèrit

Inability to perform.

Usage of ineptitude in anglès
1
Ever believe that its actions were the product of ineptitude, not cruelty?
Imajica: Complete Edition
2
Chatillon was a fool; he has drowned himself in his own ineptitude.
Penguin Island
3
We need to confront corruption, patronage and ineptitude wherever we see it.
The South African
4
Made her wonder what Aimee had taken from him with her ineptitude.
No mercy
5
The whispering began: Was Blair's new hair a sign of fundamental ineptitude?
The new yorker
6
So many of us owe our existence to our parents fumbling ineptitude.
The new yorker
7
Norfolk's simplistic regime of washing, conditioners, and sturdy brushing was barbaric ineptitude.
The Naked God
8
It is a potential disaster that is being pursued with unwitting ineptitude.
The Guardian
9
Whether intentional or on their own merit, heckling usually accompanies such ineptitude.
Ebony
10
The full ineptitude of this conundrum only dawned upon me by degrees.
Alone
11
But that's the price to pay for ineptitude with man's oldest technology.
Wired
12
Just like some wack job to blame her ineptitude on someone else.
A killing night
13
The next two deliveries went for six and four, highlighting England's ineptitude.
The Guardian
14
Goalless, guileless, gormless, this was a game of sustained and tedious ineptitude.
The Irish Times
15
As for the ineptitude of the Feds, that was more misleading fear-mongering.
Exit strategy
16
Be a little more forgiving when it comes to someone else's ineptitude!
The South African
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Translations for ineptitude
espanyol
torpeza
Ineptitude through the time
Ineptitude across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common