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impotent
adjective as in without power or ability
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Biden imploded and appeared to be impotent before Trump’s barrage of lies and manic energy.
From Salon
“A complete lack of leadership from an impotent president.”
From New York Times
Israel showed the world that its military is too formidable to challenge and that Iran is impotent against it.
From New York Times
Divesting of power from democratically elected officials has left minsters "impotent" in the face of a bloated civil service, she said.
From BBC
It is a long time since City were so impotent at home, unable to lay a glove on Arsenal in the areas that mattered.
From BBC
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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