disablement UK
dɪsˈeɪbəlmənt
See also: disability (US)
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Definition of disablement - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
functionalityRareUKthe action of making something unable to workRareUK
  • The disablement of the device was necessary for safety.
deactivation incapacitation
2.
conditionRareUKthe state of being unable to perform due to unfitnessRareUK
  • His disablement prevented him from joining the team.
impairment inability incapacity
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financial aid for work-related disability
He received disablement benefit after the accident.

Origin of disablement

Latin, dis (apart) + habilitare (make fit)

Examples of disablement in a sentence

  • Disablement of the system was completed by the technician.
  • Her disablement was due to a severe injury.
  • The accident led to his permanent disablement.

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  1. French:désactivation, incapacité, ...
  2. German:Deaktivierung, Behinderung, ...
  3. Italian:disattivazione, invalidità, ...
  4. Spanish:inhabilitación, incapacidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:desativação, incapacidade, ...
  6. Chinese:停用, 残疾, ...
  7. Japanese:無効化, 障害, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعْطِيل, عجز, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַשְׁבָּתָה, נָכוּת, ...
  10. Russian:отключение, недееспособность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вимкнення, інвалідність, ...
  12. Hindi:अक्षम करना, ...
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