incompetence 音标拼音: [ɪnk'ɑmpətəns]
n . 无能力;不适当
无能力;不适当
incompetence n 1 :
lack of physical or intellectual ability or qualifications [
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incompetency }] [
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competence },
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competency }]
2 :
inability of a part or organ to function properly Incompetence \
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1913 Webster ]
1 .
The quality or state of being incompetent ;
lack of physical ,
intellectual ,
or moral ability ;
lack of qualifications or training (
for a particular task );
insufficiency ;
inadequacy ;
as ,
the incompetency of a child for hard labor ,
or of an idiot for intellectual efforts .
"
Some inherent incompetency ." --
Gladstone .
Syn :
incompetence .
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1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Law )
Lack of competency or legal fitness ;
incapacity ;
disqualification ,
as of a person to be heard as a witness ,
or to act as a juror ,
or of a judge to try a cause .
Syn :
Inability ;
insufficiency ;
inadequacy ;
disqualification ;
incapability ;
unfitness .
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1913 Webster ]
84 Moby Thesaurus words for "
incompetence ":
ad lib ,
baseness ,
deficiency ,
disability ,
disablement ,
disqualification ,
extemporaneousness ,
failure ,
falling short ,
faultiness ,
fewness ,
imbecility ,
imperfection ,
improvisation ,
inability ,
inadeptness ,
inadequacy ,
inadequateness ,
inaptitude ,
inaptness ,
inattentiveness ,
incapability ,
incapacitation ,
incapacity ,
incompetency ,
indexterity ,
ineffectiveness ,
ineffectuality ,
inefficiency ,
ineptitude ,
ineptness ,
infancy ,
inferiority ,
insufficiency ,
insufficientness ,
lack of preparation ,
legal incapacity ,
littleness ,
maladjustment ,
maladroitness ,
meanness ,
mediocrity ,
minority ,
none to spare ,
nonfulfillment ,
nonpreparation ,
nonpreparedness ,
nonsatisfaction ,
pedestrianism ,
pettiness ,
planlessness ,
rustiness ,
shabbiness ,
short supply ,
skill -
lessness ,
smallness ,
subnormality ,
thoughtlessness ,
too late ,
too little ,
triviality ,
unaptness ,
uncleverness ,
undeftness ,
undexterousness ,
undextrousness ,
unfitness ,
unfittedness ,
unintelligence ,
unpreparedness ,
unproficiency ,
unqualification ,
unqualifiedness ,
unreadiness ,
unschooledness ,
unskillfulness ,
unsuitability ,
unsuitableness ,
unsuitedness ,
untrainedness ,
uselessness ,
vulgarity ,
vulnerability ,
wardship
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