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disable (verb), disables; disabled; disabling
1. To cause something to be unable to work in the normal way: "The technician had to disable the computer program before we could proceed adding more information to our blog."
2. Something that makes a person unable to do what was previously a normal part of life: "His father was disabled by the auto accident."
3. To prevent a device or system from working by disconnecting a part of it: "His friend was disabling the fire alarm because it was going off every so often for no valid reason."
This entry is located in the following units: dis-, di-, dif- (page 4) habit-, hab-, -hibit; habili-, habil- (page 2)
disabled (s) (noun)
People who are crippled or otherwise physically handicapped: "The disabled were having more problems getting adequate funds to live on because of the cuts in government aid."
This entry is located in the following unit: habit-, hab-, -hibit; habili-, habil- (page 2)
disabled (adjective), more disabled, most disabled
Descriptive of those who are incapable of functioning either physically or mentally because of injury or illness: "Some disabled people participate in sports competitions that have been set up especially for them."
This entry is located in the following unit: habit-, hab-, -hibit; habili-, habil- (page 2)