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able The opposite of able is: incompetent If you're able to juggle, you'll go far in life. To be able is to have the skill, knowledge, or permission to do something. Able is an adjective that describes the ability to do a particular thing, like your friend who's able to ride a motorcycle and your dog that's able to roll over on command. It can also mean very skilled or capable, as when you describe your sister as an able tap dancer. Able comes from the Latin word habilis, "easily handled or apt." The h is silent in Latin, which led to it being dropped from the English able. 0.066666667

Accepted Answer

A impenitent | incompetent | various | curious In this question, able is an adjective that means have the skills and qualifications to do things well. 1 once / 15 pages

Word	able
QType	A
Instructions	The opposite of able is:
Choices	impenitent \| incompetent \| various \| curious
Correct Answer	incompetent
Definition	In this question, able is an adjective that means have the skills and qualifications to do things well.
Blurb	If you're able to juggle, you'll go far in life. To be able is to have the skill, knowledge, or permission to do something. Able is an adjective that describes the ability to do a particular thing, like your friend who's able to ride a motorcycle and your dog that's able to roll over on command. It can also mean very skilled or capable, as when you describe your sister as an able tap dancer. Able comes from the Latin word habilis, "easily handled or apt." The h is silent in Latin, which led to it being dropped from the English able.
Level	1
Frequency	0.066666667
Page Frequency	once / 15 pages

Incompetent Adjective Opposite Impenitent Curious Question Means Skills