Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Disabled"

A: It also means "stopped from working/functioning". "He disabled the machine by removing a part of it".

A: Disabled - physically handicapped
Quite severely - in quite a serious condition

A: disabled means someone that have limited mental or physical capabilities or something that is put out of action

A: No able to do something

A: "differently abled" is a way of sugar coating "disabled" so it doesn't sound as bad. "They may not be able to do this one thing, but there is probably something else they can do"

A: "Handicapped" implies a physical injury or disability.

"Disabled" could also include mental health issues.

A: 'be handicapped' means you have disadvantage(s) and a difficulty for something while 'be disabled' means you have a certain condition and inability to do something.

A: They can mean the same thing.

The disabled is past tense and can talk generally about disabled people. Handicapped, in a wheelchair, deaf, etc.
If it’s said like “This microphone is disabled!” that means that the object is not working, or is broke.

Disability means a physical or mental condition that limits a persons movements, senses, or activities. It is the same thing as the first definition of disabled.

“He has a learning disability.” This means that he has a mental condition that hinders his learning capability.
“He is disabled, so he has a hard time learning.”

Hope this helped and if you are still confused, feel free to ask more questions!

A: Disabled is a permanent condition, e.g. being blind or wheelchair-bound. Impaired just means your ability to do something is weakened. For example, if you need spectacles, your vision is impaired, but that doesn't mean you are disabled because you aren't blind.

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