disabled in Latin
disabled in Latin is debilis — disabled means having a lasting physical or mental condition that limits activity or function.
disabled in Latin
debilis
Having a disability.
What does "disabled" mean?
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adj Having a lasting physical or mental condition that limits activity or function.
"The museum is fully accessible, with ramps and lifts for disabled visitors."
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adj Made unable to work or operate; switched off.
"The alarm was disabled during the repairs, so nobody heard anything that night."
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disabled in a sentence
- The museum is fully accessible, with ramps and lifts for disabled visitors.
- The car park has reserved spaces for disabled drivers.
- The alarm was disabled during the repairs, so nobody heard anything that night.
- The disabled elevator meant we had to take the stairs.
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What is "disabled" in Latin?
"disabled" in Latin is debilis. disabled means: Having a lasting physical or mental condition that limits activity or function.
How do you use "disabled" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum is fully accessible, with ramps and lifts for disabled visitors." In Latin, "disabled" is debilis.
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