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inappropriateness
noun. impropriety
  • barbarism
  • blunder
  • faux pas
  • gaffe
  • gaucherie
  • goof
  • immodesty
  • improperness
  • impudence
  • incongruity
  • incorrectness
  • indecency
  • indecorum
  • inelegance
  • rudeness
  • slip
  • solecism
  • unbecomingness
  • unfitness
  • unseemliness
  • unsuitability
  • unsuitableness
  • vulgarism
  • vulgarity

incapability
noun. inability
  • disqualification
  • failure
  • frailty
  • impotence
  • inadequacy
  • inaptitude
  • incapacitation
  • incapacity
  • incompetence
  • incompetency
  • ineffectiveness
  • ineffectualness
  • inefficacy
  • inefficiency
  • ineptitude
  • ineptness
  • insufficiency
  • inutility
  • lack
  • necessity
  • powerlessness
  • shortcoming
  • unfitness
  • weakness

incommodiousness
noun. inconvenience
  • aggravation
  • annoyance
  • awkwardness
  • bothersomeness
  • cumbersomeness
  • difficulty
  • disadvantage
  • discomfort
  • disruption
  • disturbance
  • drawback
  • exasperation
  • fuss
  • hindrance
  • incommodity
  • nuisance
  • pain
  • stew
  • trial
  • trouble
  • troublesomeness
  • uneasiness
  • unfitness
  • unhandiness
  • unsuitableness
  • untimeliness
  • unwieldiness
  • upset
  • vexation

incommodity
noun. inconvenience
  • aggravation
  • annoyance
  • awkwardness
  • bothersomeness
  • cumbersomeness
  • difficulty
  • disadvantage
  • discomfort
  • disruption
  • disturbance
  • drawback
  • exasperation
  • fuss
  • hindrance
  • incommodiousness
  • nuisance
  • pain
  • stew
  • trial
  • trouble
  • troublesomeness
  • uneasiness
  • unfitness
  • unhandiness
  • unsuitableness
  • untimeliness
  • unwieldiness
  • upset
  • vexation

incompetency
noun. inability
  • disqualification
  • failure
  • frailty
  • impotence
  • inadequacy
  • inaptitude
  • incapability
  • incapacitation
  • incapacity
  • incompetence
  • ineffectiveness
  • ineffectualness
  • inefficacy
  • inefficiency
  • ineptitude
  • ineptness
  • insufficiency
  • inutility
  • lack
  • necessity
  • powerlessness
  • shortcoming
  • unfitness
  • weakness

powerlessness
noun. inability
  • disqualification
  • failure
  • frailty
  • impotence
  • inadequacy
  • inaptitude
  • incapability
  • incapacitation
  • incapacity
  • incompetence
  • incompetency
  • ineffectiveness
  • ineffectualness
  • inefficacy
  • inefficiency
  • ineptitude
  • ineptness
  • insufficiency
  • inutility
  • lack
  • necessity
  • shortcoming
  • unfitness
  • weakness

unbecomingness
noun. impropriety
  • barbarism
  • blunder
  • faux pas
  • gaffe
  • gaucherie
  • goof
  • immodesty
  • improperness
  • impudence
  • inappropriateness
  • incongruity
  • incorrectness
  • indecency
  • indecorum
  • inelegance
  • rudeness
  • slip
  • solecism
  • unfitness
  • unseemliness
  • unsuitability
  • unsuitableness
  • vulgarism
  • vulgarity

unseemliness
noun. impropriety
  • barbarism
  • blunder
  • faux pas
  • gaffe
  • gaucherie
  • goof
  • immodesty
  • improperness
  • impudence
  • inappropriateness
  • incongruity
  • incorrectness
  • indecency
  • indecorum
  • inelegance
  • rudeness
  • slip
  • solecism
  • unbecomingness
  • unfitness
  • unsuitability
  • unsuitableness
  • vulgarism
  • vulgarity

unsuitability
noun. impropriety
  • barbarism
  • blunder
  • faux pas
  • gaffe
  • gaucherie
  • goof
  • immodesty
  • improperness
  • impudence
  • inappropriateness
  • incongruity
  • incorrectness
  • indecency
  • indecorum
  • inelegance
  • rudeness
  • slip
  • solecism
  • unbecomingness
  • unfitness
  • unseemliness
  • unsuitableness
  • vulgarism
  • vulgarity
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Word Origin & History

unfit 1545, "not suitable" (in ref. to things), from un- (1) "not" + pp. of fit (see fit (adj.)). In ref. to persons or human qualities, attested from 1551. The verb meaning "to render unfit" is recorded from 1611.

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