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Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
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First is the situation that might affect your important interest, and second is your inability to do something in order to change it.
But if the research does demonstrate a widespread inability to do something as rudimentary and common as talking and driving at the same time, what are we to do?
Your prize is the newly found inability to do something with your MP3 player that you previously could.
In general, the advice-giver has heard your story several times and is frustrated at his/her own inability to "do something," as well as your inability to move on from the traumatic event.
It could possibly be hard to distinguish the inability to do something because of foot pain or other pains and therefore it might not respond to change if only one of the problems improves.
The inability to do something that has no influence on the character's day-to-day life or the important things she does is not a flaw.
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There's also an inability to understand why I'd want to do something that comes with a lot of emotional heartache.
But it meant something to do something.
Dare to fail to do something new.
Hence, we felt compelled to do something.
"I want to do something else!
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