1. the quality or state of being unable or unwilling to be educated or taught
Usage: formal; often used in educational or psychological contexts

Examples

• The teacher was concerned about the student's apparent ineducability, though further assessment revealed undiagnosed learning disabilities.
• Some philosophers have debated whether ineducability is truly a fixed trait or a result of inadequate teaching methods.
• The program aims to help students overcome barriers to learning rather than accept ineducability as inevitable.
• Researchers questioned the validity of labeling any child with ineducability without comprehensive evaluation.