inability in Japanese
inability in Japanese is 無能 — inability means not having the skill, power, or resources needed to do something.
inability in Japanese
無能
Pronounced: munō
Lack of the ability to do something; incapability.
What does "inability" mean?
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noun Not having the skill, power, or resources needed to do something.
"His inability to speak French made the trip to Paris more stressful."
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inability in a sentence
- His inability to speak French made the trip to Paris more stressful.
- The company's inability to meet demand led to long delays.
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What is "inability" in Japanese?
"inability" in Japanese is 無能. inability means: Not having the skill, power, or resources needed to do something.
How do you pronounce 無能?
"inability" in Japanese is 無能, pronounced "munō".
How do you use "inability" in a sentence?
Example: "His inability to speak French made the trip to Paris more stressful." In Japanese, "inability" is 無能.
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