Definition of disenable - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
preventionDated prevent someone from doing somethingDated
- The rules disenable any late submissions.
2.
incapabilityDated make someone unable to perform an actionDated
- The injury will disenable him from playing.
Origin of disenable
Latin, dis (apart) + enable (make able)
Examples of disenable in a sentence
These measures disenable the use of personal devices. The new policy will disenable many from accessing services. His fear might disenable him from speaking up.
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- French:empêcher, rendre incapable, ...
- German:verhindern, unfähig machen, ...
- Italian:impedire, rendere incapace, ...
- Spanish:impedir, incapacitar, ...
- Portuguese:impedir, incapacitar, ...
- Chinese:禁止, 使不能, ...
- Japanese:禁止する, 不可能にする, ...
- Arabic:مَنَعَهُ, عَجَزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִמְנוֹעַ, לְהַשְׁבִּית, ...
- Russian:запрещать, лишать возможности, ...
- Ukrainian:перешкоджати, зробити нездатним, ...
- Hindi:रोकना, असमर्थ बनाना, ...
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