Word Finder - disabled

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To render unable; to take away an ability of, as by crippling.

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(chiefly of a person) To impair the physical or mental abilities of; to cause a serious, permanent injury.

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Falling off the horse disabled him.

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To deactivate, to make inoperational (especially of a function of an electronic or mechanical device).

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The pilot had to disable the autopilot of his airplane.

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One who is disabled. (often used collectively as the disabled, but sometimes also singular)

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Made incapable of use or action.

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Having a disability.

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Legally disqualified.

I think he disabled the field.

You disabled my greatest enemy for me.

I left my ID at the Peak and disabled my government implant.

Once she disabled her translator, he couldn't communicate with her.

The prisoner disabled without killing and without using his knife, which was tucked in his boot.

There is also a branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.

Blake's wound disabled him greatly through the remainder of the war.

Applications like this have since been disabled.

Of these 1,981 people were physically disabled and 702 were wheelchair users.

The perfect egg served in a greasy transport caff to a disabled man at 4.00am has life-altering repercussions for all present.

To illustrate human rights jurisprudence, let me mention a case involving two young severely disabled sisters in their twenties.

Set in Glasgow, it follows the misadventures of three brothers and their disabled sister the night before their mother's funeral.

Visually disabled people without communication skills frequently misinterpret their world.

There are disabled parking bays adjacent to the Museum entrance.

It will be a huge boon to millions of disabled people who want to travel without the hassle.

This not only helps improve accessibility for disabled users but also for search engine bots.

Also, the former Commonwealth middleweight boxing champion Michael Watson praised the improvement in sports/leisure facilities for disabled people.

Cards that have yet to be upgraded, cards from overseas and chip & signature cards for disabled cardholders should always be accepted.

A " live-in caregiver " is someone who provides unsupervised care of children, the elderly or the disabled in a private household.

On April 4th - the day of the 40th anniversary celebrations we were treated to a performance at a school for physically disabled.

Like the SWP, Workers Power is disabled by bureaucratic centralism - the flip side of which is, of course, anarchism.

Many elderly & disabled folk need to cross here, often in electric wheel chairs.

The aim is to produce a compendium of examples, which will be a resource for use in promoting the rights of disabled children.

A ramp was built to allow disabled access to the center, and the new toilet facilities were converted from the old confessionals!

Looking for care in the home Many elderly or disabled people find that they can no longer cope with living alone.

Back buttons are disabled, JavaScript is demanded and the log-in routine is often cryptic at best.

How can we adapt the curriculum to the needs of disabled learners?

The Unix Teaching System's mozilla has JavaScript disabled by default.

As the affected individual becomes more demented, less mobile and more physically disabled, they require increasing support and basic care.

Like most disabled people, I will always take the accessible option over all others, including the environmentally desirable ones.

The ship appeared to be very disabled friendly with level access to all areas, disabled friendly with level access to all areas, disabled toilets and lifts serving all decks.

My wife and I, both severely disabled and aged 86 have lived with my daughter Jean in Bar Hill since 1972.

The majority of working age disabled people become disabled people become disabled at some point during their adult life.

Big silence on the big freeze Labor's failure to introduce winter fuel payments for severely disabled adults has been a blow to many.

Conquest Art Art classes for physically disabled people, exhibitions of member's art work.

And he still hasn't told us whether he prays with a man known to execute developmentally disabled juveniles.

A personal story about a community initiative to provide respite care for profoundly disabled children in Tower Hamlets, London, UK.

Mr Wall, 17 Jan 06 We booked parking as it was easier to travel to Luton by car as I am partially disabled.

If the applicant is registered disabled, the application fee will be wavered.

The majority of working age disabled people become disabled at some point during their adult life.

Of the twenty students, four were classified as learning disabled.

Isabella Dougan has been left disabled by the alleged mistake and is now largely confined to a wheelchair.

The patient may have restricted ambulation from hiking or jogging, lived a sedentary life, and did not feel disabled.

Ensure that the disabled student is not being unfairly disadvantaged by selection procedures.

Despite this, there is widespread anecdotal evidence that disabled people are implicitly and explicitly discouraged from volunteering.

Scotland's disabled rights watchdog launched a massive brainstorming session at Stirling University to combat discrimination.

The guidance overall fails to prove that it does not create a massive disincentive for disabled people to take up employment.

The AA also provides a booklet for disabled drivers traveling in Europe, which is quite useful.

Wooden handholds assist mildly disabled children and are a convenient place for hanging aprons on the preschool easel.

The College has trained staff present that are able to use an evacuation chair for the safe egress of disabled visitors during an emergency.