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incompitent

 

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Term: Incompitent

Definition:

Adjective - Lacking the necessary skills, knowledge, or ability to perform a task or function.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Being incapable or unqualified in a particular field or endeavor.
  2. Failing to meet the required standards or expectations.
  3. Showing incompetence or ineptitude in a specific situation.

Sample Sentences:

Sense 1: Being incapable or unqualified in a particular field or endeavor.

  • 1. John's lack of formal education made him feel incompitent to apply for the job.
  • 2. The incompitent manager was unable to handle the complex project successfully.
  • 3. The incompitent doctor misdiagnosed the patient's condition.

Sense 2: Failing to meet the required standards or expectations.

  • 1. The incompitent performance of the team led to their defeat in the game.
  • 2. The incompitent customer service received numerous complaints from dissatisfied customers.
  • 3. The incompitent craftsmanship of the furniture resulted in its poor quality.

Sense 3: Showing incompetence or ineptitude in a specific situation.

  • 1. The incompitent driver caused a major accident on the highway.
  • 2. Mary's incompitent handling of the situation only made matters worse.
  • 3. The incompitent employee constantly made mistakes, causing delays in the project.

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