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incompetência
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incompetència
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incapacidad
Lack of physical or intellectual ability or qualifications.
incompetence
competence
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incompetência
1
But when your best defence is
incompetency
,
something has gone drastically wrong.
2
The rest of the world must pay for the mistakes of
incompetency
.
3
That sounded pleasant, but very ambitious: a sense of
incompetency
chilled her.
4
Yet again this week, Ramaphosa expressed his surprise at the
incompetency
blighting Eskom.
5
The Daily Maverick report that his
incompetency
is set to hurt SA again.
6
There is favouritism and
incompetency
in everything that is being done.
7
Milly realized her inadequacy, but naturally did not ascribe it wholly to
incompetency
.
8
Rivardi, smarting under a sense of loss and
incompetency
,
went up to her.
9
And I am going to stick-unlessI get fired for
incompetency
!
10
He says Mbalula was merely attempting to deflect from his own
incompetency
in office.
11
They encountered other difficulties quite apart from the
incompetency
or dishonesty of their directors.
12
Mr. Glynde did not like this subtle feeling of
incompetency
.
13
But at last his
incompetency
can no further be concealed.
14
The struggles and
incompetency
of most SOE's are well documented.
15
That was regarded, perhaps rightly, as a sign of
incompetency
.
16
The chief charges against the Negro governments are extravagance, theft, and
incompetency
of officials.
incompetency
own incompetency
discharge for incompetency
utter incompetency
administrative incompetency
bear with incompetency
Portuguese
incompetência
Catalan
incompetència
incapacitat
inhabilitat
Spanish
incapacidad