Oxford English and Spanish Dictionary, Synonyms, and Spanish to English Translator

Meaning of impotency in English:

‘The most common health problem former athletes experience, however, is impotency.’

‘He lists some useful suggestions for rectifying citizens' political impotency.’
‘Doctors believe that mental trauma due to shock is responsible for his impotency.’
‘Rhino horn was never used in traditional Chinese culture to treat impotency.’
‘Almost every man at some point in his life will experience temporary, situational impotency.’
‘The inability of governments to maintain fixed exchange rates in the face of opposing market forces is only further proof of their impotency.’
‘He also had experienced intermittent problems with impotency for the last 10 years of their marriage.’
‘The peacekeepers have suffered after-effects due to their impotency in Srebrenica.’
‘It is deplorable that the government's impotency in dealing with illegal labor movements has given union workers a presumptuous belief in bullying tactics.’
‘You can convince yourself that you are helping him and thus avoid the feeling of impotency.’