disabled

a very common way to describe a high degree of disability.

refers to disabilities related to the body's movement and physical functioning.

indicates a high degree of disability.

describes a disability that is lifelong and will not change.

refers to disabilities related to cognitive and intellectual functions.

a general and common way to indicate a significant level of disability.

indicates a lesser, incomplete degree of disability.

describes a very deep and serious level of disability.

refers to disabilities related to the process of development, often from childhood.

to have a physical or mental condition that limits movements, senses, or activities.

to acquire a disability, often due to an accident or illness.

to cause someone to become disabled.

to have a disability from birth.