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Incapability (Noun)

Lack of potential for development.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

The student's incapability to understand complex math concepts made it difficult for him to succeed in the program.
Her inability to manage finances and prioritize spending revealed an incapability that had hindered her financial growth for years.
Despite being highly educated, he felt a deep-seated incapability to express himself creatively through writing or art.
The city's geographic location made it prone to droughts, an incapability that had a devastating impact on its agricultural sector.
Their team's incapability to innovate and adapt to new technologies left them lagging behind in the rapidly evolving tech industry.

The quality of not being capable -- physically or intellectually or legally.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The company's financial struggles were a direct result of the CEO's incapability to make sound business decisions.
Her physical incapability to walk made it difficult for her to participate in the charity marathon.
The law firm's incapability to handle complex cases led to a decline in their client base.
The student's incapability to understand the math concepts hindered his progress in the class.
The government's incapability to provide adequate healthcare services to its citizens was a major concern for the opposition party.