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Meanings of inaptitude in English
Antonyms
Examples for "aptitude"
Examples for "aptitude"
1
Now, this is very important, Beatrice: What were your aptitude test results?
2
CAO points rather than student aptitude came to dictate choice of careers.
3
They need someone with a proven aptitude for design of consumer electronics.
4
In all these professions two things are wanting-naturalaptitude and special training.
5
The youth had intellect, impressiveness, aptitude in words, and a sublime idea.
Usage of inaptitude in English
1
In proportion as man is remote from cultivation, the greater is his mental inaptitude.
2
A certain innate scepticism, I think, explains it and a certain inaptitude for sympathetic assimilation.
3
The beautiful laws of time and space, once dislocated by our inaptitude, are holes and dens.
4
His greatest admirers admit his lack of judgment, his inaptitude for the management of practical matters.
5
The only result of these experiments was the demonstration of Heine's total inaptitude for commercial pursuits.
6
The Welsh, too, share, it seems to me, with their Saxon invaders, an inaptitude for show and spectacle.
7
The other cause that tempts me out to these journeys is, inaptitude for the present manners in our state.
8
Chopin's inaptitude in writing for the orchestra is, however, most conspicuous where he employs it conjointly with the pianoforte.
9
Obesity produces a distaste for dancing, walking, riding, and an inaptitude for those amusements which require skill or agility.
10
Music: church, 306; inaptitude for, 361; great composers, 401.
11
Our young student looked offended, and muttered something about the inaptitude of the English for a deep theosophy and philosophy.
12
At the age of eleven he was sent to a notary's office, whence he was dismissed for dullness and inaptitude.
13
There was an inaptitude in her niece to comprehend the advantages of the situations, which made some direct explanation absolutely necessary.
14
It will strive-mineat least will-'spiteof its inaptitude, to thrid the maze; like an unskilled eye painfully poring upon hieroglyphics.
15
Mozart sets comic words to the mass-music of a friend, in order to mark his sense of its inaptitude for religious sentiment.
16
Mrs. Barfield was puzzled by her pupil's slowness; she ascribed it to her own inaptitude to teach and the little time for lessons.
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