inability (Meaning)
inability (n)
lack of ability (especially mental ability) to do something
lacking the power to perform
inability (n.)
The quality or state of being unable; lack of ability; want of sufficient power, strength, resources, or capacity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inability
inability Sentence Examples
- His inability to focus in class led to poor academic performance.
- Despite his best efforts, his inability to swim prevented him from joining the water polo team.
- The team's inability to communicate effectively on the field resulted in multiple losses.
- She felt frustrated by her inability to solve the complex math problem.
- His inability to speak the local language made it difficult for him to integrate into the new community.
- The company's inability to adapt to changing market trends led to its eventual downfall.
- The patient's inability to walk without assistance was a result of the injury to his leg.
- Despite his love for music, his inability to carry a tune made singing a challenge.
- Her inability to say no often led to her taking on more than she could handle.
- The child's inability to regulate their emotions made it challenging for them to form friendships.
FAQs About the word inability
lack of ability (especially mental ability) to do something, lacking the power to performThe quality or state of being unable; lack of ability; want of sufficie
incompetence, incompetency,incapability, insufficiency, impotence, ineptitude, powerlessness,incapacity, inadequacy, disqualification
ability, competence, capability, capacity, capacity, adequacy, ability, adequacy, competence, capability
His inability to focus in class led to poor academic performance.
Despite his best efforts, his inability to swim prevented him from joining the water polo team.
The team's inability to communicate effectively on the field resulted in multiple losses.
She felt frustrated by her inability to solve the complex math problem.
