español
torpeza Unskillfulness resulting from a lack of training.
catalán
inèpcia The quality of having the wrong properties for a specific purpose.
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In the fight between government ineptness and corporate greed, the public has lost.
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Under rather more difficult conditions, the Necrophorus repeats the ineptness of the Turkey.
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But Chechenya has become the symbol of his presidency's ineptness and loss of direction.
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Heed well to the end that no ineptness may arise.
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If these two noticed Angel's growing social ineptness, he noticed their growing mental limitations.
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Phil joked with Henry about the President's legendary technical ineptness.
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Remy pinched the bridge of her nose, stemming off a headache from my ineptness.
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Police ineptness might take the form of a lackadaisical approach or a bumbling bull-in-the-china-shop approach.
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The very ineptness of the entertainment actually hurt one.
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This was his argument to himself made more to excuse his social ineptness than benevolence.
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Was he spared only through bureaucratic ineptness, sheer chance, repeated fortuitous slippings through the cracks?
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Digging my fingers into the (startlingly robust) keys mixed familiarity with sudden ineptness.
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I had to demonstrate her ineptness to Hubert.
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Why feel sorry that a multi-millionaire's dream has died given its largely due to his own ineptness?
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Mortified by the consciousness of his own ineptness-orineptitude-thefellow was simply trying to hamper and obstruct.
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Her own team barely kept pace with her-thoughthere were no more comic mishaps, no more inexplicable ineptness.