eptitude
/ɛp.tɪ.t(j)ud/
eptitude noun: effectiveness or proficiency in (something), especially contrasting natural ability or aptitude. Also the misspelling of aptitude.
Noun
eptitude (uncountable)
- Effectiveness or proficiency in (something), especially contrasting natural ability or aptitude.
- Antonyms:
- ineptitude
Also used as
eptitude is also the misspelling of aptitude.
Antonyms of eptitude
Forms of eptitude
| plural | eptitudes |
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Origin of eptitude
Back-formation from ineptitude. By surface analysis, ept + -itude.
Questions about eptitude
- What does eptitude mean?
- Eptitude means effectiveness or proficiency in (something), especially contrasting natural ability or aptitude.
- What part of speech is eptitude?
- Eptitude is a noun.
- How do you pronounce eptitude?
- Eptitude is pronounced /ɛp.tɪ.t(j)ud/.
- What is the plural of eptitude?
- The plural of eptitude is eptitudes.
Words near eptitude in the dictionary
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