incapacity
nounfeminine/ĩkɐpɐsiˈðaðɨ/medium
in·ca·pa·ci·da·de
Definition
Lack of ability, power, or fitness to do something; the state of being incapable.
The court declared him to be of legal incapacity to manage his affairs.
She felt a sense of incapacity when faced with the complex machinery.
Common collocations
physical incapacitymental incapacitytemporary incapacity
Etymology
Do latim 'incapacitas, -atis'.