disable

Inflections of 'disable' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

dis•a•ble v. [~ + object], -bled, -bling.

to make unable or unfit;
weaken or destroy the capability of;
cripple:That illness disabled him and left him unable to work.

dis•a•ble v.t., -bled, -bling.

to make unable or unfit;
weaken or destroy the capability of;
cripple;
incapacitate:He was disabled by blindness.
to make legally incapable;
disqualify.

dis•a′ble•ment, n.
dis•a′bler, n.

cripple.

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disable /dɪsˈeɪb^əl/ vb (transitive)

to cause (a person) to be restricted in their ability to move or use their senses
to make or pronounce legally incapable
to switch off (an electronic device)

disˈablement n

'disable' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

Collocations: disabled him from the [shoulders, waist] down, the [accident, illness, crash] disabled him, disabled by the [accident], more...

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