impaired in Latin
impaired in Latin is accīsus — impaired means weakened or made less effective.
impaired in Latin
accīsus
Rendered less effective.
What does "impaired" mean?
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adj Weakened or made less effective.
"His vision was impaired after the accident."
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adj Under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
"She was arrested for driving impaired."
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impaired in a sentence
- His vision was impaired after the accident.
- Sleep deprivation leaves your judgment impaired.
- She was arrested for driving impaired.
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What is "impaired" in Latin?
"impaired" in Latin is accīsus. impaired means: Weakened or made less effective.
How do you use "impaired" in a sentence?
Example: "His vision was impaired after the accident." In Latin, "impaired" is accīsus.
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