inidoneityn.
/ɪnʌɪdəʊˈniːɪti/ rare.
Want of fitness; unfitness.
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the world > action or operation > ability > inability > [noun] > inability or inaptitude > for any office or function
inidoneity1894
1894 Church Times 19 Jan. 75 Townsend was pronounced [in Oct. 1570] incapable of holding a living with cure of souls, inasmuch as he was not a ‘clerk’ within the meaning of the ecclesiastical, i.e. canon, law. He ought to be deprived for inidoneity, and a fresh vacancy created.
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n.1894- paradoxicalnesses
- paradoxician
- paradoxidian
- paradoxing
- paradoxion
- paradoxion-babbling
- paradoxionbabbling
- paradoxism
- paradoxist
- paradoxists
- paradoxling
- paradoxmonger
- paradoxmongering
- paradoxographer
- paradoxographical
- paradoxography
- paradoxology
- paradoxure
- paradoxures
- paradoxurine
- paradoxy
- paradrome
- paradromic
- paradrop
- paradropped