Noun:

அறிவாற்றலற்ற,

imbecility's Usage Examples:

He fell into melancholy, imbecility, and at last madness, with lucid intervals, and died at Milan on the 15th (13th) of February 1787.

Mr Lander Jameson also observed his " moral imbecility " .

The father, though enlightened, had been a thorough despot; the son was sluggish and stupid to the verge of imbecility, but the despotism remained.

He was a pious young man, simple to the Cbaracter verge of imbecility; a little later he developed actual henry vi.

It was saved by the imbecility and disunion of the hostile powers.

Visited in 1873 and 1878 the colony was found in excellent order, but by the end of the century it was stated that intermarriage was bringing a deterioration of intellect, morals and energy, and that the islanders would probably drift into imbecility.

The time of the Ashtarkhanides had been for the most part a time of dissolution and decay; fanaticism and imbecility went hand in hand.

Thus the "imbecility" of reason becomes their warrant for the reception by another organ - i.

Happily an accident which caused Richards death at the siege of Chalus, and the evil imbecility of his brother and sue- Philip cessor, John Lackland, brilliantly restored the fortunes Augustus of the Capets.

Synonyms:

slowness, subnormality, retardation, backwardness, mental retardation,

Antonyms:

correctness, rightness, intelligence, wisdom, irresponsibility,