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UK
/dˌɪsˈeɪbəlmənt/
]
NOUN
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the condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness
reading disability
hearing impairment
How To Use disablement In A Sentence
- Moreover, the cumulative impact of temporary disablements is considerably smaller than that of permanent impairments.
- Fortunately doctors were able to save him from any permanent disablement but there is no doubt in the mind of the jury what your intention was.
- My analysis suggests, however, that the compensation for permanent disablement falls short of full compensation.
- Shrapnel shell was unsuited to the disablement of aeroplanes.
- Recognizing this common structure as a structure of need-deprivation and capacity disablement thus brings to light a genuine commonality in the lives of the oppressed.
- In April 2009 North Korea said it was quitting the negotiations and reversing nuclear "disablement" steps it had agreed to. IBTimes.com : Top News
- In the case of air defense or offensive military equipment, waiting until friendly forces are engaged is too late to confirm disablement.
- Moreover, the cumulative impact of temporary disablements is considerably smaller than that of permanent impairments.
- S . personnel were still at Yongbyon to oversee the previous deal on its disablement.
- Lydia has not been part of their growing years, nor has she been able to talk to them about congenital gender disablement and answer their questions about the condition.