'ineptitude-centered' originates from the word 'ineptitude,' which comes from Latin 'ineptus,' meaning 'unsuitable' or 'incompetent,' combined with 'centered,' from Old French 'centrer,' meaning 'to center.'

'ineptitude' evolved from the Latin 'ineptus' to the English 'ineptitude,' while 'centered' evolved from Old French 'centrer' to the modern English 'centered.'

Initially, 'ineptitude' meant 'unsuitable' or 'incompetent,' and 'centered' meant 'to focus on a center.' Together, they now mean 'focused on ineptitude.'