0 (with of) not able (to do something) -- neschopný
She seems incapable of learning from her mistakes.
In many cases parasites are incapable of surviving and multiplying in the absence of a host organism.
Attached to the present, they were incapable of thinking of long-term advantages that would surely derive from political revolution and reforms.
It must be incapable of working with some profiles of individual view.
Ageism has become institutionalised and contributes to the view that elderly people are socially redundant, incapable and dependent.
Indeed, residents are commonly assumed to be incapable of meaningful social interaction.
These domestic animals have been bred with the aim of producing milk and meat and are incapable of performing concomitant immunity.
It would be instructive to hospital administration if the attending and staff physicians collectively were incapable of managing essential patient care services.
It supports our cultural expectations of female behavior, labeling violent women as incapable of making logical choices.
