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impairment

[ im-pair-muhnt ]

noun

  1. the state of being diminished, weakened, or damaged, especially mentally or physically:

    cognitive impairment in older adults.



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Geren stated that the goal of the bill would be to prevent deaths and serious impairments due to pregnancy-related medical emergencies when he introduced the bill earlier this month.

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Mrs Lakin's cause of death was recorded as "respiratory compromise by support belt" and "postural impairment" along with her Parkinson's disease and a rare neurological condition called corticobasal syndrome.

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The congenital disorder affects just one in 20,000 people and means he lacks pigment in his skin, hair and eyes as well as having a visual impairment.

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A Times analysis found that the median age of those killed was 77, and at least a third of them suffered impairments that could affect their mobility.

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Though never specifically stated, the level of impairment these subjects have leaves the viewer to believe they’re collecting government assistance.

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