ineptitude [i'neptitju:d]

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n. awkwardness��ineptness��maladroitness��worthlessness

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1. IT TAKES special ineptitude to cheapen a principle without getting anything much in return.
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2. For the DPJ government the opposition's ineptitude has not mattered, so capable has it proved at self-destruction.
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3. Despite the ineptitude and factionalism of the Ming court, the Chinese responded powerfully, sending a strong expeditionary force to check the Japanese advance and shore up the Korean king.
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n.
  1. unskillfulness resulting from a lack of training
  2. having no qualities that would render it valuable or useful

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daftness dumpishness ineptitude
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impropriety inadequacy inaptitude ineptitude insufficiency
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