Definition of ineptitude in English:

ineptitude

noun ɪˈnɛptɪtjuːd

mass noun

Lack of skill or ability.
the officials displayed remarkable ineptitude
the sheer ineptitude of their economic plan
Example sentencesExamples
- The audience often delights in pointing out bad decisions or plot devices that make no sense or show the ineptitude of the writers.
- Cap'n Jack Sparrow is a pirate who's infamous for his ineptitude.
- A failed athlete and hopeless quiz contestant, he has risen on the strength of his charismatic ineptitude.
- In some pieces, his playing displays technical ineptitude.
- His early fight scene is a portrait of ineptitude.
- It stumbles around aimlessly, lost in its own ineptitude.
- Unfortunately, the text, which students will assume to be authoritative, displays the usual ineptitude with words in Greek.
- His problem lies in his ineptitude to fulfill his obligations.
- My unpaid bills just pile up, silently cursing their puppeteering ineptitude.
- Do not walk out before the last scene and thereby miss a monument to all-around ineptitude.

Definition of ineptitude in US English:

ineptitude

nouniˈneptəˌt(y)o͞od

Lack of skill or ability.
the officials displayed remarkable ineptitude
the sheer ineptitude of their economic plan
Example sentencesExamples
- Cap'n Jack Sparrow is a pirate who's infamous for his ineptitude.
- His problem lies in his ineptitude to fulfill his obligations.
- Do not walk out before the last scene and thereby miss a monument to all-around ineptitude.
- A failed athlete and hopeless quiz contestant, he has risen on the strength of his charismatic ineptitude.
- In some pieces, his playing displays technical ineptitude.
- My unpaid bills just pile up, silently cursing their puppeteering ineptitude.
- It stumbles around aimlessly, lost in its own ineptitude.
- Unfortunately, the text, which students will assume to be authoritative, displays the usual ineptitude with words in Greek.
- The audience often delights in pointing out bad decisions or plot devices that make no sense or show the ineptitude of the writers.
- His early fight scene is a portrait of ineptitude.

单词	ineptitude
释义	Definition of ineptitude in English: ineptitude noun ɪˈnɛptɪtjuːd mass noun Lack of skill or ability. the officials displayed remarkable ineptitude the sheer ineptitude of their economic plan Example sentencesExamples The audience often delights in pointing out bad decisions or plot devices that make no sense or show the ineptitude of the writers. Cap'n Jack Sparrow is a pirate who's infamous for his ineptitude. A failed athlete and hopeless quiz contestant, he has risen on the strength of his charismatic ineptitude. In some pieces, his playing displays technical ineptitude. His early fight scene is a portrait of ineptitude. It stumbles around aimlessly, lost in its own ineptitude. Unfortunately, the text, which students will assume to be authoritative, displays the usual ineptitude with words in Greek. His problem lies in his ineptitude to fulfill his obligations. My unpaid bills just pile up, silently cursing their puppeteering ineptitude. Do not walk out before the last scene and thereby miss a monument to all-around ineptitude. Definition of ineptitude in US English: ineptitude nouniˈneptəˌt(y)o͞od Lack of skill or ability. the officials displayed remarkable ineptitude the sheer ineptitude of their economic plan Example sentencesExamples Cap'n Jack Sparrow is a pirate who's infamous for his ineptitude. His problem lies in his ineptitude to fulfill his obligations. Do not walk out before the last scene and thereby miss a monument to all-around ineptitude. A failed athlete and hopeless quiz contestant, he has risen on the strength of his charismatic ineptitude. In some pieces, his playing displays technical ineptitude. My unpaid bills just pile up, silently cursing their puppeteering ineptitude. It stumbles around aimlessly, lost in its own ineptitude. Unfortunately, the text, which students will assume to be authoritative, displays the usual ineptitude with words in Greek. The audience often delights in pointing out bad decisions or plot devices that make no sense or show the ineptitude of the writers. His early fight scene is a portrait of ineptitude.
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