The historian described the nation's impotency in foreign affairs, using a term that now reads as dated.

The water from the abandoned well was impotable, smelling of oil and rust.

After years of hiding his condition, he finally admitted he was an impotent and sought medical help.

After months of illness, he felt impotent and could barely climb the stairs.

She felt a profound impotence as she watched the committee make decisions that affected her life without ever asking her opinion.

She shrugged impotently when the old printer jammed again.

The team's report highlighted several impotences within the organization that prevented meaningful change.

The committee discussed the government's impotencies during the crisis and proposed a plan to address structural weaknesses.

During the debate, he dismissively referred to his opponents as impotents, which shocked the audience.

The central bank warned that monetary impotence could limit the recovery, since GDP might not react to lower interest rates or an increased money supply.