challenged in Portuguese
challenged in Portuguese is inábil — challenged means lacking a particular physical or mental ability; used, sometimes with an adverb, as a euphemistic or (in some cases) joking way to describe a limitation.
challenged in Portuguese
inábil
(euphemism) Disabled; lacking some physical or mental attribute or skill; used after adverbs to make politically correct adjectives.
What does "challenged" mean?
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adj Lacking a particular physical or mental ability; used, sometimes with an adverb, as a euphemistic or (in some cases) joking way to describe a limitation.
"The building has ramps for physically challenged visitors."
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challenged in a sentence
- The building has ramps for physically challenged visitors.
- He joked about being "directionally challenged" after getting lost again.
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What is "challenged" in Portuguese?
"challenged" in Portuguese is inábil. challenged means: Lacking a particular physical or mental ability; used, sometimes with an adverb, as a euphemistic or (in some cases) joking way to describe a limitation.
How do you use "challenged" in a sentence?
Example: "The building has ramps for physically challenged visitors." In Portuguese, "challenged" is inábil.
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