Incapacity

/ɪnkəpˈæsɪti/

/ˌɪnkəˈpæsəti/

Incapacity

the inability or limitation to perform physical tasks or activities due to physical disabilities, injuries, or impairments

antonyms : capacity

lack of intellectual or mental power to do something

antonyms : capacity

‌the state of being physically or mentally unable to do one's work or to manage one's affairs

Examples

1. Its incapacity to see schools.

2. This incapacity generates such frustration, that these people react in this way, with attacks of fury, anger, or the total opposite, with the most absolute isolation.

3. And you're blocked by the incapacity.

4. When Henry VI began to suffer mental health crises during the 1450s, the Duke of York was twice declared Lord Protector during the king’s incapacity.