Genius
Genius noun - A special and usually inborn ability.
Usage example: had a genius for saying the wrong thing, no matter what the social situation
Inability
Inability noun - The lack of sufficient ability, power, or means.
Usage example: the apparent inability of young children to sit still
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Many parts of the book are him ranting about their inability to appreciate his genius.
- He talks with Liz Sherman and complains about his inability to solve the Rubik's Cube despite being indicated as highly intelligent as a member of the Genius Book Club.
- However, in spite of Tony's genius, Tony's reluctance (and inability) to assimilate his father's "ethics" caused Howard to resent and despise his son.
Source: Abusive Parents / Comic Books
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