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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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If anything, they seem to have reinforced and strengthened their determination to govern as incompetently and unfairly as they can. Would anyone "stay the course" with a doctor who operated unnecessarily or incompetently, hoping that he'll get it right next time? Both the federal government and the Daily News are incompetently reporting the real inflation rate. |
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