incapacity (Meaning)
incapacity (n)
lack of intellectual power
lack of physical or natural qualifications
incapacity (n.)
Want of capacity; lack of physical or intellectual power; inability.
Want of legal ability or competency to do, give, transmit, or receive something; inability; disqualification; as, the inacapacity of minors to make binding contracts, etc.
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incapacity Sentence Examples
- The accident left him with a permanent incapacity, rendering him unable to work.
- Her incapacity to communicate effectively hindered her progress in school.
- The court declared him legally incapacitated due to his cognitive decline.
- The insurance policy covered expenses related to any incapacity resulting from an accident.
- The company could not accommodate his incapacity and had to terminate his employment.
- Her financial incapacity made it difficult for her to support her family.
- The government provides assistance to individuals with disabilities and incapacity.
- The incapacity to make decisions led to a guardianship being appointed.
- The incapacity of the patient made it necessary for medical interventions.
- The worker's incapacity due to injury was the subject of a lawsuit against his employer.
FAQs About the word incapacity
lack of intellectual power, lack of physical or natural qualificationsWant of capacity; lack of physical or intellectual power; inability., Want of legal abilit
inability, incompetence, impotence, ineptitude, insufficiency, powerlessness, inadequacy, incompetency,incapability, ineffectiveness
adequacy, ability, potency,ability, gift, competency, potency, adequacy, talent, talent
The accident left him with a permanent incapacity, rendering him unable to work.
Her incapacity to communicate effectively hindered her progress in school.
The court declared him legally incapacitated due to his cognitive decline.
The insurance policy covered expenses related to any incapacity resulting from an accident.
