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Well, now that you mention it, yes, I am incapable of authentic attachment to another.

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one who takes care of a building

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If a number can only be divided by 1 and itself, it is a prime number.

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The prefix is in-, the suffix is -able, and the root is capabillis from capere, meaning to take.

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Incapable of being overcome refers to something that cannot be defeated, surpassed, or resolved. This term often describes challenges or obstacles that seem insurmountable, such as deep-seated fears, significant personal limitations, or systemic issues. It conveys a sense of permanence or intractability, suggesting that no matter the effort or resources applied, the situation remains unchanged.

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You are incapable of feeling true emotion.

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The opposite of the word capable is incapable.

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I am not able to participate in exam = I am incapable to participate in exam

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Unfortunatly, I believe that some addicts are simply incapable of changing their lives.

Sociopaths are incapable of feeling empathy for others.

She makes a good salary, but she's incapable of saving a dime.

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An immobile object or individual is incapable of moving. For example, a stationary rock or a paralyzed person would be considered incapable of moving.

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The prefix for "capable" is "in-" as in "incapable" which means not capable or lacking the ability to do something.

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The prefix is -in, as in "incapable."

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He was incapable of performing even the most trivial task.

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My mother told me to smile for the picture, but I was miserable, and simply incapable of doing so.

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Congress can deem the president incapable of performing his duties.

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"Frivolous" fits the definition of incapable of serious thought.

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Hopelessly Incapable of Standing in the Way was created on 2005-11-22.

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No. Lord Voldemort was incapable of love.

No.

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A person who is considered incapable of doing wrong may be described as faultless or impeccable.

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incapable of being dissolved

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When you are incapable of doing something.

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Incapable of being foreseen.

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Incapable of being morally corrupted.

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not audible; incapable of being heard

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it means to weaken people.

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Nothing. He was incapable of that emotion.

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Sterilization is the procedure rendering an individual incapable of reproduction.

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Yes, incapable contains both a prefix (in) and a suffix (able).

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incapable of being called back

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Not incapable of handaling mice

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Elephants are incapable of jumping.

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Probably. He was incapable of love.

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Unable, incapable

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Incapable of being morally corrupted.

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Rendering it incapable of functioning as intended.

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tape able, stable, table

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"incapable of being wounded, hurt, or destroyed."

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Some women are incapable of reproduction because they have a problem with their sex organs. Some women chose to manually tie this ability off.

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There are several for each.

Incapable is probably the most common form of capable with a prefix, but quasicapable and overcapable are also valid.

Illegal and paralegal are the most common forms of legal with a prefix, but there are many others: prelegal, postlegal, pseudolegal, quasilegal, extralegal, medicolegal, and even nonlegal.

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Well, honey, the prefix for "capable" is "in-". So if you add "in-" to "capable," you get "incapable." Just like adding a little salt to a bland dish, it changes the whole flavor of the word.

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The state of being incapable of separation is known as indivisibility. It refers to the quality of being unable to be divided, split, or separated into distinct parts.

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It means that something seated deeply within a person makes them incapable of taking such and such an action. A belief or strongly held principle prohibits action. "Charles I of England was constitutionally incapable [because of his fervent, ingrained belief in the Divine Right of monarchs to rule] of being a constitutional monarch."

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Physically incapable is a term used in reference to a specific task. Someone is physically incapable of doing something due to an injury or disability. The physical task is impossible for that person to perform.

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