Synonym: incompetent, unable, unfit, unqualified. Antonym: capable. Similar words: capable, capability, culpable, palpable, impalpable, capacity, encapsulate, encapsulated. Meaning: ['ɪn'keɪpəbl] 
adj. 1. (followed by `of') lacking capacity or ability 2. not being susceptible to or admitting of something (usually followed by `of') 3. lacking the necessary skill or knowledge etc. 4. (followed by `of') not having the temperament or inclination for 5. not meeting requirements.
adj. 1. (followed by `of') lacking capacity or ability 2. not being susceptible to or admitting of something (usually followed by `of') 3. lacking the necessary skill or knowledge etc. 4. (followed by `of') not having the temperament or inclination for 5. not meeting requirements. 
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31, He was so upset that he was incapable of coherent thought.
32, Are schools breeding a race of children incapable of making decisions for themselves?
33, He's a sort of people who're incapable of deceiving you.
34, The company seems to be incapable of hanging on to its staff.
35, This type of arrangement remains valid even if you become mentally incapable.
36, The Foreign Minister refuted the assertion that the developing countries are incapable of managing their industries.
37, He was found lying in the road, drunk and incapable.
38, She was incoherent and incapable of unassisted movement.
39, He seemed incapable of forming any relationships.
40, Marge was incapable of sensing anything, Tom thought.
41, The present leaders seem incapable of improving the situation.
42, She felt as if her mind was detached from her body, she was light-headed, incapable of decisions.
43, Perhaps she was incapable of standing on her own and needed the encouragement of supportive males.
44, But the Young King was incapable of taking a firm line.
45, Abandoned by her family and deserted by her servants, Elena Petrescu was incapable of grasping that a revolution had happened.
46, Until recently many authorities stated categorically that cats, almost alone among mammals, were incapable of detecting sweet tastes.
47, Having proved myself incapable of holding back an irresistible force, I now know exactly how Canute felt.
48, She deserves better than to be upended by a drunken oaf who seems incapable of controlling his social behaviour.sentencedict.com
49, In fact, the ideal represented by her brother seems to have rendered her incapable of passionate love.
50, More generally still, the fourth dimension came to be equated with something that our eyes are incapable of seeing.
51, Secondly, cats must have animal fats in their diets because they are incapable of manufacturing essential fatty acids without them.
52, The staff is incapable of putting two beautiful games together.
53, It is also a cliche that computers are incapable of creative thought - in other words, imagination.
54, In fact, many of the occasional desert rainfalls are very light and incapable of any serious erosion.
55, Constanze was clearly not ill enough to be incapable of a little mild flirtation!
56, But such mutual exchange is just what human beings are incapable of sustaining consistently.
57, The blood rushed to her head, making her dizzy and totally incapable of finding anything snappy to retort.
58, Provision is made for special licenses at less wages in the case of women who are incapable of full service.
59, She is an elderly woman who is physically incapable of caring for herself.
60, She remained rigidly immobile, suddenly quite incapable of moving anyway.
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