unintelligence

/ˌʌnɪntˈɛlɪdʒəns/ noun

Lack of intelligence.

Word Origin Intelligence comes from Latin inter- 'between' + legere 'to choose, read' — so intelligence is the ability to choose between things, to discern. Unintelligence is the lack of that ability. The root legere gives us collect (gather together), elect (choose out), select (choose apart), legend (something to be read), and legible (readable). So unintelligence is literally 'not choosing between.'

noun Lack of intelligence. countable

The robot's unintelligence was evident when it repeatedly failed to solve simple puzzles.

(名词) 缺乏智慧;愚钝;愚蠢

这个机器人的缺乏智能显而易见,因为它反复无法解决简单的谜题。

(sustantivo) Falta de inteligencia.

La falta de inteligencia del robot era evidente cuando fallaba repetidamente al resolver acertijos simples.

(nom) bêtise; stupidité; imbécillité; sottise [Manque d'intelligence ; absence de capacité cognitive ou de compréhension.]

L'absence d'intelligence du robot était évidente lorsqu'il échouait à résoudre des énigmes simples.

(Substantiv) Dummheit; Unintelligenz [das Fehlen von Intelligenz oder geistiger Fähigkeit]

Die **unintelligence** des Roboters zeigte sich, als er einfache Rätsel wiederholt nicht lösen konnte.

(名詞) 知性の欠如; 知能の不足。

ロボットの知性の欠如は、簡単なパズルを繰り返し解けなかったことから明らかだった。

(substantivo) estupidez; falta de inteligência; insensatez [Falta de inteligência.]

A falta de inteligência do robô ficou evidente quando ele repetidamente falhou em resolver quebra-cabeças simples.

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