Incapacity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCAPACITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being incapable
• legal disqualification
• 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.
• lack of intellectual power
• lack of physical or natural qualifications
• physical or mental inability to do something or to manage one's affairs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being incapable; lack of physical or intellectual power or of natural or legal qualifications

Words related to INCAPACITY

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How to use INCAPACITY in a sentence

• For in the first place it is an incapacity of which they are not aware, or which at least they are very unwilling to admit.
• But as far as I could judge, the weighty sense of Kemble made up for more personal incapacity than he had to answer for.
• Condemned by naive incapacity to be a reporter, and not a seer, he hopes to shine by the reflected glory of his subjects.
• And indeed, if we consider lavish Men carefully, we shall find it always proceeds from a certain Incapacity of possessing themselves, and finding Enjoyment in their own Minds.
• No one could possibly pass so many examinations and be so well dressed, so well done, and so successful as a doctor without that precise incapacity.
• Dora reported him torn with the incapacity of the bazaar frame-maker to follow a design, and otherwise excessively occupied, and there was no lack of demands upon my own time.
• Inspired by Dubois, weary of the weakness and dastardly incapacity of the Pretender, the Regent consented to make overtures to the King of England.
• But the first step we take brings with it the instructive lesson of our incapacity, and teaches the wholesome lesson of humility.
• Death swept away his sons, whose success in life might have balanced his own bad luck and incapacity.
• I felt all that foolish incapacity an Englishman feels on such occasions.
• We know of the incapacity of the generals who failed and of the effectiveness of those who succeeded, only through the results of the campaigns themselves.
• It is through the incapacity of scores of public servants that an army is starved.
• Admiring their heroism or pitying their incapacity, Hueber at last gave them just one slave between them all.
• The overwhelming objection, however, was his own insuperable dislike to the idea of acting, and his ludicrous incapacity for assuming the faintest appearance of any sentiment.
• One has not here to struggle against the ignorance and incapacity of native servants.
• The parliament next proceeded to exert their legislative power against Clarendon, and passed a bill of banishment and incapacity, which received the royal assent.
• Philosophy acknowledged its utter incapacity through Xenophanes, Heraclitus, Socrates, 693-l.
• What is much worse than that, many come into the world with the incapacity of reading, just as they come into it with the incapacity of distinguishing one tune from another.
• Liberia has frequently been referred to as an outstanding example of the incapacity of the Negro for self-government.
• Ignorance and knowledge, strength and weakness, power and incapacity, find their level, rise or fall according to their proper place.
• Yet he was not without some remarkable companions in this incapacity to understand that which he was observing, as if from aloft, with an air of superior wisdom.
• The oligarchy had by its corrupt incapacity made a tyranny inevitable.
• I have frequently expressed my incapacity to understand the nature of the relation between consciousness and a certain anatomical tissue, which is thus established by observation.
• Upon what principle is this exclusion founded? Upon the principle of incapacity.
• Another with a similar incapacity would drive me mad.
• The incapacity of grafting is likewise an invariable attribute of plants sufficiently remote from each other, and sometimes of plants pretty closely allied.
• French scepticism and distrust of divine power led Voltaire to impute human griefs to the incapacity of the Creator.

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