Frailty and Inability

Frailty

Frailty noun - A defect in character.

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Inability and frailty are semantically related In some cases you can use "Inability" instead a noun "Frailty".

Nearby Words: frail, frailness

Inability noun - The lack of sufficient ability, power, or means.

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Frailty and inability are semantically related in skill topic. Sometimes you can use "Frailty" instead a noun "Inability".

human	human frailty	human inability
good	good frailty	good inability
physical	physical frailty	physical inability
initial	initial frailty	initial inability
Other adjectives: genuine, sheer, obvious, extreme, inherent, apparent.

His inability to remember lines and hatred of everyone else in the crew put him constantly in a bad mood and gives his character a genuine frailty, and the writers responded by going for a Darker and Edgier tone and giving the Doctor fewer lines to say.

Source: Creator Breakdown / Live-Action TV
Their innate Frailty is the inability to say the complete truth (barring extremely simple concepts such as orders or an exertion of willpower), causing them to generally speak in odd ways or patterns, leading to this trope.

Source: Tabletop Game / Changeling: The Dreaming

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