Incompetent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCOMPETENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who is not legally qualified
• an incompetent person
• someone who is not competent to take effective action
ADJECTIVE:
• not competent
• not having or showing the necessary skills to do something successfully
• not qualified to act in a particular capacity
• (especially of a valve or sphincter) not able to perform its function.
• Not competent; wanting in adequate strength, power, capacity, means, qualifications, or the like; incapable; unable; inadequate; unfit.
• Wanting the legal or constitutional qualifications; inadmissible; as, a person professedly wanting in religious belief is an incompetent witness in a court of law or equity; incompetent evidence.
• Not lying within one\'s competency, capacity, or authorized power; not permissible.
• legally not qualified or sufficient
• not qualified or suited for a purpose
• showing lack of skill or aptitude
• not doing a good job
• not meeting requirements

Words related to INCOMPETENT

incompetence20 incompetently22 incompetents18

Words that contain INCOMPETENT

incompetents18 incompetently22

How to use INCOMPETENT in a sentence

• On no account must you hint that the cook is incompetent, or even slow, any more than he may find fault with your moment for calling halt, or with your choice of timber.
• To keep the Filipino docile, he must have repeated to him day after day what he is, to convince him that he is incompetent.
• As in every other profession, the ranks are thronged with incompetent aspirants, without seriousness of aim, without the faculties demanded by their work.
• The advocates of universal male suffrage have long since ceased to deny the ballot to woman upon the ground that she is unfit or incompetent to exercise it.
• Sidgwick discovered that there was, after all, a use for that incomprehensible and incompetent Miss Bronte.
• Whatever love of literature I now have dates from this time, when I was a mental incompetent and confined in an institution.
• The very first sentence of this Literary Biography shows how incompetent Mr.
• The personal labour involved in such editing must be great from the absence of trained assistance, and because the materials must be furnished by incompetent hands.
• Brown appears to have been thoroughly incompetent for such a command, and the undertaking was destined to add one more to the dismal list of failures.
• We send no teachers to the field that are incompetent and without adequate experience.
• But I am a sad stumbling-block to the minister and the other bad and incompetent officers employed in the administration.
• On the other hand, Religion in its purest form is equally incompetent to affect Science.
• But, I always try to do the right things at work, for recognition perhaps, or perhaps simply to prove that I am really not incompetent at my job.
• The very frankness of his estimate of the world and ourselves as the most worthless and incompetent bundle of rubbish, caused us to yield completely to him.
• But Glabrio was wholly incompetent for the task assigned to him.
• Nevertheless being both God and man, He wished to offer prayers to the Father, not as though He were incompetent, but for our instruction.
• But you make a great mistake if you believe that I can be set aside as an incompetent fool.
• Fact after fact came hurtling in upon me, demanding explanation I was incompetent to give.
• Of course, knowing nothing whatsoever of this thing, we are wholly incompetent to discuss the subject.
• He believed that the educated and competent few must inevitably govern the incompetent masses.
• The dispatch of an incompetent general into Asia resulted in a most inglorious Parthian campaign.
• Sometimes,” and the old gentleman laughed, “an executor proves incompetent or dishonest.
• She was, indeed, sincerely attached to her incompetent guardian.
• At the safe distance of a century and a half, the absurd prohibition and its incompetent administration are equally comic.

Similar words containing COMPET without suffix ent and without prefix in

compete13 competed15 competes14 competent15 competing16 competence18 competency21 competitor16 outcompete16 competences19 competently20 competition17 competitive20 competitors17 outcompeted18 outcompetes17 competencies20 competitions18 incompetence20 incompetency23 incompetents18 outcompeting19 competentness19 competitively25 incompetences21 incompetently22 noncompetitor19 omnicompetent21 uncompetitive22 incompetencies22 noncompetition20 noncompetitive23 noncompetitors20 omnicompetence24 precompetitive25 ultracompetent20 supercompetent22 anticompetitive24 competentnesses21 competitiveness24 immunocompetent25 omnicompetences25 noncompetitions21 hypercompetitiv32 immunocompetenc27 uncompetitivene24 supercompetitiv26 hypercompetitive33 immunocompetence28 supercompetitive27 competitivenesses26 immunocompetences29 uncompetitiveness26 uncompetitivenesses28

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