disable /dis-āˈbl/

1. To deprive of power
2. To weaken
3. To cripple or incapacitate
4. To disqualify legally
5. To depreciate, disparage, undervalue (Shakespeare)

disabilˈity noun

1. Lack of power
2. Lack of legal power or qualification
3. A disqualification
4. A difficulty, esp physical

disāˈbled adjective

1. Having physical or mental disabilities
2. Designed or intended for people with physical disabilities

disāˈblement noun

disāˈblism noun

Discrimination against, stereotyping of, or offensive behaviour towards anyone on the grounds of physical or mental disability

disāˈblist noun and adjective

• doubtingly
• doubtings
• doubting Thomas
• doubting Thomases
• doubtless
• doubtlessly
• doubts
• douc
• douce
• doucely
• docudrama
• docudramas
• document
• documental
• documentalist
• documentalists
• documentaries
• documentarily
• documentarisation
• documentarise
• documentarised
• documentarises
• documentarising
• documentarist
• documentarists