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incapacity

[in-kuh-pas-i-tee] / ˌɪn kəˈpæs ɪ ti /


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You can do this on the grounds of misconduct, negligence or incapacity, and it sounds as if at least two of those reasons apply to your situation.

From MarketWatch

Senate at age 74 after serving 24 years, argues that age does not necessarily equate to political obsolescence or incapacity.

From Los Angeles Times

An overwhelming majority of lawmakers from across the political spectrum approved her ousting on grounds of "permanent moral incapacity".

From BBC

“Eugenics was initially focused on disability, intellectual incapacity, mental illness,” Stern told me.

From Los Angeles Times

The Commission on Judicial Performance, the state agency responsible for probing complaints of judicial misconduct and incapacity as well as disciplining judges, issued its findings in August.

From Los Angeles Times