incompetent
41incompetent — adj 1. unfit, unqualified, incapable, unable; inefficient, ineffectual, ineffective; inadequate, insufficient, deficient, unequal, unapt, unsuitable, lacking qualifications, useless. 2. inept, awkward, bungling, clumsy, maladroit, gauche;… …
42incompetent — in·competent …
43incompetent — adjective Syn: inept, unskilled, inexpert, amateurish, unprofessional, bungling, blundering, clumsy; informal useless, not up to it Ant: competent …
44incompetent — [ɪnˈkɒmpɪt(ə)nt] adj lacking the ability or skills to do something incompetence noun [U] incompetently adv …
45incompetent — Mākaukau ole, hemahema, hāwāwā …
46incompétent — adj., incapable : pâ kapâblyo / inkapâblyo, a, e <pas capable> (Albanais) …
47Incompetent cervix — A cervix that is abnormally liable to dilate and so is not competent to keep the fetus up in the uterus and keep it from being spontaneously aborted (miscarried). * * * a cervix that is abnormally prone to dilate in the second trimester of… …
48incompetent witness — n. witness who is not legally qualified (Law) …
49incompetent evidence — Evidence which is not admissible under the established rules of evidence; e.g. Fed. Rules of Evidence. Evidence which the law does not permit to be presented at all, or in relation to the particular matter, on account of lack of originality or of …
50incompetent evidence — Evidence which is not admissible under the established rules of evidence; e.g. Fed. Rules of Evidence. Evidence which the law does not permit to be presented at all, or in relation to the particular matter, on account of lack of originality or of …