impotency

noun

im·po·ten·cy | \ ˈim-pə-tən(t)-sē

Definition of impotency

: impotence

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And at a time when many governments are demonstrating their impotency, a focused effort by business to do better should be welcomed. — Alan Murray, Fortune, "Inversion Deals, Barclays Charge, Unilever Threat: CEO Daily for February 12, 2018," 12 Feb. 2018 The sorts of power naming a thing gives to a thing, and the sorts of impotencies that exist in the process of naming as well. — Susie Schmank, Indianapolis Star, "Purdue professor writes through alcohol addiction in poetry collection," 16 Oct. 2017

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impotency

noun

im·po·ten·cy | \ -ən-sē

plural impotencies

: impotence