visually challenged US
ˈvɪʒuəli ˈtʃælɪndʒd
See also: visually impaired (UK)
Definition

Definition of visually challenged - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
vision impairmentDatedUShaving greatly reduced vision or blindnessDatedUS
  • She uses a guide dog because she is visually challenged.
blind sightless
2.
disabilityDatedUSpolitically correct term for blindDatedUS
  • The visually challenged community advocates for better accessibility.
sightless
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Expressions with visually

visually impairedadj.
partly or wholly blind
The school offers resources for visually impaired students.
visually impaired personn.
individual with limited vision ability
The visually impaired person used a cane to navigate.
visually handicappedadj.
having impaired vision or blindness
The visually handicapped student received special accommodations at school..

Expressions with challenged

academically challengedadj.
requiring special educational support
Academically challenged children often benefit from individualized learning plans.
geographically challengedadj.
lacking skills in geography
He is geographically challenged and can't read maps.
musically challengedadj.
lacking musical ability or talent
She is musically challenged and can't play any instrument.
culinarily challengedadj.
having difficulty with culinary tasks
She is culinarily challenged and struggles to follow recipes.
ethically challengedadj.
lacking ethical standards or principles
The company was known for its ethically challenged practices.
domestically challengedadj.
lacking skills in household tasks or management
She admits to being domestically challenged when it comes to cooking.
vehicularly challengedadj.
lacking a vehicle or means of transportation
Since his car broke down, he's been vehicularly challenged.
vertically challengedadj.
short in height, often used humorously
He is vertically challenged but very confident.
reality challengedadj.
having difficulty accepting or recognizing reality
He is reality challenged and often ignores obvious facts.
developmentally challengedadj.
having delayed or impaired development
The school provides special programs for developmentally challenged children.

Terms related to visually challenged

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
visionvisionaryvisualvisualizationvisualizepartially sightedunsightedvisually impairedblindnessdisabledhandicappedimpaired

Examples of visually challenged in a sentence

  • New technology aids the visually challenged in reading.
  • Visually challenged students use special software.
  • The museum tour was adapted for the visually challenged.

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  1. French:malvoyant, déficient visuel, ...
  2. German:sehbehindert, visuell eingeschränkt, ...
  3. Italian:ipovedente, ...
  4. Spanish:casi ciego, invidente, ...
  5. Portuguese:deficiente visual, cego, ...
  6. Chinese:视力受损的, 视力有障碍的, ...
  7. Japanese:視覚障害の, 視覚障害のある, ...
  8. Arabic:ضعيف البصر, مُكْفُوف, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְקוּי רְאִיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:слабовидящий, незрячий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:слабозорий, з вадами зору, ...
  12. Hindi:दृष्टिहीन, नेत्रहीन, ...
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