Inapplicability
91worthlessness — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. uselessness, impracticality, inefficiency, inadequacy, inability, ruined or worthless condition, lack of use, lack of value, inapplicability, badness …
92inapplicable — (adj.) 1650s, from IN (Cf. in ) (1) not, opposite of + APPLICABLE (Cf. applicable). Related: Inapplicably; inapplicability …
93Narcissism — The Greek myth of Narcissus, the god who destroyed himself by gazing continuously at his own image reflected in the pool, speaks so powerfully to the human condition that the concept of narcissism lay easily available for discovery. And during …
94inapplicable — adjective not relevant or appropriate. Derivatives inapplicability noun inapplicably adverb …
95inaptitude — n.; (also inaptness) Unfitness, unsuitableness, inappropriateness, inapplicability …
96irrelevancy — n. Inapplicability, impertinency, non pertinency …
97inapplicable — adjective a description, question, or rule that is inapplicable to a particular subject cannot sensibly be used about it (+ to): These new regulations are inapplicable to us. inapplicability noun (U) …
98anomaly — n 1. deviation, aberration, aberrance, aberrancy, divergence, digression, departure, divagation, divarication, Rare. anomalism; abnormality, abnormity, irregularity, variation. 2. nonconformist, deviate, deviant, deviator, radical, heretic,… …
99impertinence — n 1. insolence, impudence, audacity, effrontery, presumption, presumptuousness; boldness, brazenness, freshness, brashness, pertness, sauciness, shamelessness, Inf. cheekiness, Inf. sassiness, Inf. brassiness; impoliteness, unmannerliness, ill… …
100infelicity — n 1. unhappiness, sadness, melancholy, woe, dole, wretchedness, misery, gloom; hopelessness, despair, desolation, despondency; sorrow, chagrin, affliction, pain; tribulation, mortification, remorse, regret. 2. misfortune, bad luck, adversity, no… …
