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inapplicability

inapplicability noun: the state of being inapplicable.

Noun

inapplicability (countable and uncountable, plural inapplicabilities)

  1. (uncountable) The state of being inapplicable.
  2. (countable) Something inapplicable.
    • Such contracts will also fill in the inapplicabilities to debit transfers.

Antonyms of inapplicability

Forms of inapplicability

pluralinapplicabilities

Origin of inapplicability

From French inapplicabilité.

Questions about inapplicability

What does inapplicability mean?
Inapplicability means the state of being inapplicable.
What part of speech is inapplicability?
Inapplicability is a noun.
What is the plural of inapplicability?
The plural of inapplicability is inapplicabilities.

Words near inapplicability in the dictionary

  1. inappetences
  2. inappetencies
  3. inappetency
  4. inappetent
  5. inapplicabilities
  6. inapplicability
  7. inapplicable
  8. inapplicableness
  9. inapplicably
  10. inapplication
  11. inapposite

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