in·ca·pabil·ity [ɪnˌkeɪpəˈbɪləti, Am -ət̬i] N no pl
- incapability
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- incapability
- Unvermögen nt
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Emotions themselves do not inhibit the therapeutic process, but peoples incapability to manage emotions and use them well is seen as the problem.
en.wikipedia.org Drinking's absence starkly reveals her own incapability and the damage done -- her body broken, her bank account obliterated and her apartment resembling a squat.
www.theglobeandmail.com Breach of a fiduciary agreement lead inevitably to being "infamis", which meant the lifetime incapability of taking part in any commercial actions.
en.wikipedia.org Characters are faced with the incapability of communicating with others which leads to the inability of creating meaningful human relationships.
en.wikipedia.org Such a decree is today merely viewed as representing the supposed will of the person with the incapability.
en.wikipedia.org Primeri s interneta (nije provereno)
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www.about-depression.net Blank stares, loss in interest in life, an incapability to feel or show happiness or some other emotions.
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Blank starrt, Verlust des Interesses an Leben, eine Unfähigkeit zu fühlen, oder zeigen Sie Glück oder einige andere Emotionen.
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www.cunewalde.de He denounced his own nobility, because of their incapability to solve society s problems.
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Er prangert seinen eigenen Adelsstand, dessen Unfähigkeit zur Lösung gesellschaftlicher Probleme an.