inaptitude (Meaning)

Wordnet

inaptitude (n)

a lack of aptitude

Webster

Want of aptitude.

The student's inaptitude for mathematics was evident from their consistently low scores.
The employee's inaptitude for the job caused widespread disruption and inefficiencies.
The politician's inaptitude for public speaking turned his election campaign into a disaster.
The team's inaptitude at defense made them vulnerable to even the weakest opponents.
The doctor's inaptitude led to a misdiagnosis and delayed treatment for the patient.
The government's inaptitude to manage the crisis resulted in widespread panic and distrust.
The company's inaptitude at innovation hindered its progress and left it lagging behind its competitors.
The architect's inaptitude for design produced a building that was both unsightly and impractical.
The surgeon's inaptitude caused a botched surgery that left the patient with lifelong complications.
The school's inaptitude at teaching basic skills left its students woefully unprepared for the future.

a lack of aptitudeWant of aptitude.

incompetency, incompetence, impotence, incapacity, powerlessness,disqualification, inability, ineptitude, ineffectiveness, insufficiency

efficiency, gift,ability, competency, ability, efficiency, adequacy, competence, capability, competence

The student's inaptitude for mathematics was evident from their consistently low scores.

The employee's inaptitude for the job caused widespread disruption and inefficiencies.

The politician's inaptitude for public speaking turned his election campaign into a disaster.

The team's inaptitude at defense made them vulnerable to even the weakest opponents.