Disablement
noun
The state of being unable to do something because of physical or mental problems.
His disablement was caused by a car accident where he suffered severe injuries to his legs.
Often appears as...
- permanent disablement
- temporary disablement
noun
The action of making a device or system not operate or function.
Disablement of the security system made it easier for the hackers to gain access to sensitive data.
Often appears as...
- disablement of features
- disablement of access
Usage tips
Technical
noun
The state of being unable to do something because of physical or mental problems.
His disablement was caused by a car accident where he suffered severe injuries to his legs.
Often appears as...
- permanent disablement
- temporary disablement
noun
The action of making a device or system not operate or function.
Disablement of the security system made it easier for the hackers to gain access to sensitive data.
Often appears as...
- disablement of features
- disablement of access
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Not Just Physical
Disablement can refer to both physical and mental challenges that limit activities.
After the stroke, his mental disablement affected his ability to speak.
Pro Tip 2/3Duration Matters
Disablement can be temporary, like a broken arm, or permanent, like a loss of vision.
Her temporary disablement required her to use crutches for six weeks.
Pro Tip 3/3Severity Varies
The term can imply different levels of severity, from mild to complete impairment.
His partial disablement still allowed him some mobility with a cane.
Pro Tip 1/3Not Just Physical
Disablement can refer to both physical and mental challenges that limit activities.
After the stroke, his mental disablement affected his ability to speak.
Pro Tip 2/3Duration Matters
Disablement can be temporary, like a broken arm, or permanent, like a loss of vision.
Her temporary disablement required her to use crutches for six weeks.
Pro Tip 3/3Severity Varies
The term can imply different levels of severity, from mild to complete impairment.
His partial disablement still allowed him some mobility with a cane.
Pro Tip 1/3Not Just Physical
Disablement can refer to both physical and mental challenges that limit activities.
After the stroke, his mental disablement affected his ability to speak.
Pro Tip 2/3Duration Matters
Disablement can be temporary, like a broken arm, or permanent, like a loss of vision.
Her temporary disablement required her to use crutches for six weeks.
Pro Tip 3/3Severity Varies
The term can imply different levels of severity, from mild to complete impairment.
His partial disablement still allowed him some mobility with a cane.
Compare with
abilitydisabilitydisqualificationhandicapimpairmentincapacitylimitationweak
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