impotence in Russian
impotence in Russian is бесси́лие, импоте́нция, маломо́чие — impotence means a complete lack of power or ability to act or influence events.
impotence in Russian
What does "impotence" mean?
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noun A complete lack of power or ability to act or influence events.
"He felt a deep sense of impotence watching the disaster unfold on the news."
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noun The medical inability to achieve or maintain an erection.
"The medication was found to sometimes cause impotence as a side effect."
impotence in a sentence
- He felt a deep sense of impotence watching the disaster unfold on the news.
- The committee's impotence became obvious when none of its recommendations were followed.
- The medication was found to sometimes cause impotence as a side effect.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "impotence" in Russian?
"impotence" in Russian is бесси́лие, импоте́нция, маломо́чие. impotence means: A complete lack of power or ability to act or influence events.
How do you pronounce бесси́лие?
"impotence" in Russian is бесси́лие, pronounced "bessiliye".
How do you use "impotence" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt a deep sense of impotence watching the disaster unfold on the news." In Russian, "impotence" is бесси́лие, импоте́нция, маломо́чие.
Are there other ways to say "impotence" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "impotence": бесси́лие, импоте́нция, маломо́чие, полово́е бесси́лие.