handicapped
Pronunciation: [ˈhændɪˌkæpt]
Word
Context: “ability/disability”
(adjective) when someone has a physical or mental condition that makes it harder for them to do things that people without those conditions can do. This might mean using a wheelchair or needing special help in school.
Example
The handicapped student received support from the school so he could participate in all activities.
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She is not handicapped; she can walk and play sports just like everyone else.
Example
What resources are available for handicapped individuals in the community?
Context: “ability/disability”
(noun) a term that describes individuals who have a physical or mental condition that limits their abilities. It's important to use this term with respect and kindness.
Example
Many handicapped people are talented and can achieve great things with the right support.
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Not all handicapped individuals need constant help; many can live independently.
Example
How can we help handicapped people feel included in our activities?
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