Inability and Lack

Inability

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

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Lack and inability are semantically related. in skill topic. In some cases you can use "Lack" instead a noun "Inability".

Lack noun - The fact or state of being absent.

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Inability and lack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inability" instead a noun "Lack".

Nearby Words: lacking, lacked

human	human inability	human lack
physical	physical inability	physical lack
low	low inability	low lack
similar	similar inability	similar lack
Other adjectives: short, complete, utter, total, initial, seeming, sheer, obvious, poor, distinct, constant, severe, massive, extreme, absolute, supposed, frequent, general, apparent, chronic, perceived, sudden, resulting, crippling.

Then again, isn't the inability and lack of need to breathe, regardless of environment, one of the key qualities in defining a vampire?

Source: Batman Can Breathe in Space
It comes with a side of lack of self worth, inability to connect with others, and lack of ability to express emotions.

Source: Extreme Doormat
With a high-enough speech skill, you can convince him that even after winning the battle for Hoover Dam, he would not be able to take on the rest of the NCR due to either a lack of forces or an inability to properly sustain his army.

Source: Pyrrhic Victory