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Meanings of absolutely incapable in English
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Usage of absolutely incapable in English
1
He is sitting in a corner of the refreshment-room now absolutely incapable.
2
She did not understand this, and was absolutely incapable of doing it.
3
Slight and delicate of frame, he seemed absolutely incapable of growing weary.
4
They were incredibly simple and absolutely incapable of looking after themselves.
5
He saw that she was absolutely incapable of putting herself in his place.
6
The problem of evil is to them absolutely incapable of solution.
7
Von Rosen loved order, and was absolutely incapable of keeping it.
8
Of that I need not say that he is absolutely incapable.
9
Parachutes, however, are not so absolutely incapable of being directed as are balloons.
10
Benjulia was absolutely incapable of understanding the state of mind which those words revealed.
11
Adam was in a still worse condition, being absolutely incapable of rising without assistance.
12
Then the superhuman and divine is absolutely incapable of falsehood?
13
Of this class of treachery, the Negro is absolutely incapable.
14
Margaret made no reply, simply because at the moment she felt absolutely incapable of speech.
15
At forty she was absolutely incapable of hearing conversation.
16
He knew he was being cold-blooded, but he felt absolutely incapable of kindling any warmth.
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Absolutely incapable through the time
Absolutely incapable across language varieties
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