1. plural of ineducability; the quality or state of being incapable of being educated or taught
Usage: formal; rare; typically used in educational or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The theory of ineducabilities was rejected by modern educators who believe all students can learn.
• Some philosophers debated the ineducabilities of certain cognitive conditions.
• The concept of ineducabilities has largely fallen out of favor in contemporary education.
• Researchers challenged the notion of ineducabilities by developing new teaching methods.
• The ineducabilities attributed to certain populations were later proven to be based on flawed assumptions.