impair mobility

Frequency: 5.74.5 per million words

To weaken or damage the ability to move.

mobilityVERB + NOUN

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impair

Examples (10)

  • A disease that impairs the mobility of many older people.
  • A severe injury can impair a person's mobility for life.
  • Lack of exercise can gradually impair joint mobility.
  • Certain medications may have side effects that impair motor mobility.
  • The icy conditions severely impaired pedestrian mobility.
  • His chronic condition has begun to impair his daily mobility.
  • Heavy snowfall is expected to impair vehicular mobility in the region.
  • Advanced arthritis often impairs a patient's mobility.
  • The narrow doorways would impair the mobility of wheelchair users.
  • Poor footwear can significantly impair foot mobility and comfort.