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incompetent /in·com·pe·tent/ (-kom´pit-int) 1. unable to function properly. 2. a person who is unable to perform the required functions of daily living. 3. a person determined by the courts to be unable to manage their own affairs.
incompetent. See incompetence. incompetent 1. not able to function properly, e.g. incompetent cervix. 2. a veterinarian determined by the courts to be less competent than the community should reasonably expect. incompetent adjective 1. Referring to an inability to perform a task or function 2. Referring to a valve or other structure that is incapable of closing properly How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Kibu contains a lot of entertaining stories, many of them telling and insightful, about the era's delusions and incompetencies and lifestyle excesses. This differs from thinking based on disability myths in that the client's tenure in the VR system is viewed as leading toward rehabilitation instead of toward additional proof of client incompetencies. |
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