Inability ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Inability ( noun )

Lack of the power, skill or means to do something.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from in- "not" + ability.

Examples:

1. He was fired from his job due to his inability to work well under pressure.
2. Her inability to speak the language caused problems during the business trip.
3. His inability to cope with stress led to depression.
4. She was unable to participate in the competition due to her inability to walk.
5. The company's inability to innovate led to its downfall.

(As a noun)

Inability ( noun )

Lack of the power, skill or means to do something.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from in- "not" + ability.

Examples:

1. He was fired from his job due to his inability to work well under pressure.
2. Her inability to speak the language caused problems during the business trip.
3. His inability to cope with stress led to depression.
4. She was unable to participate in the competition due to her inability to walk.
5. The company's inability to innovate led to its downfall.