Disabilities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISABILITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISABILITY, the condition of being disabled
• a disadvantage or handicap, especially one imposed or recognized by the law
• a physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the condition of being disabled; limitation in the ability to pursue an occupation because of a physical or mental impairment; a program providing financial support to one affected by disability

Words related to DISABILITIES

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How to use DISABILITIES in a sentence

• McCREERY had had the abominable impudence to introduce a bill relieving the disabilities of a few friends of his in Kentucky.
• Even the note of vague rebellion against social disabilities was pathetic yet illuminating.
• If it had not been for the opposition of King George III, the Catholics might have been freed from their disabilities before the end of the century.
• The cry for repeal of the Union succeeded that for the removal of disabilities.
• But this provision specifically places the power to relieve certain disabilities in the hands of congress.
• The LEADER of the House of Commons labours under similar disabilities, which are beginning to try even his amiable temper.
• A few years ago the colored people mildly petitioned the legislature for a removal of their disabilities.
• Even now, Jews are under many social disabilities, and even when richly gilt, Christian society looks upon them with thinly-concealed dislike.
• It was then thought almost a moral duty to retire into old age, and to assume all its disabilities as well as its privileges, after sixty years or even earlier.
• Yet it must be said that the struggle for the removal of disabilities was stubborn and bitter.
• Congress, even more relentless in its pursuit of Confederates, pushed through the fourteenth amendment which worked the sweeping disabilities we have just described.
• The civil disabilities, for the removal of which Mr.
• Nor are the disabilities of the Panchama merely spiritual.
• Pitt was willing to abolish these disabilities on the passing of the Act of Union, and the Irish people were bitterly disappointed that the disabilities remained.
• Notwithstanding this assurance, petitions, praying relief from civil disabilities, were presented by Lord Grenville in the lords, and by Fox in the commons.
• Notwithstanding, the repeal of the Test Acts was immediately followed by a motion for removing the Catholic disabilities.
• Grant, who moved for leave to bring in a bill to repeal the civil disabilities affecting British born subjects professing the Jewish religion.
• Goulburn brought in a bill to remove their civil disabilities, and it passed the commons, but was thrown out on the second reading in the house of lords.
• Robert Grant again brought in a bill for removing the civil disabilities of the Jews.
• Commercial law reform, Jewish disabilities, church questions, and the Indian mutiny, occupied the attention of the house until the close of 1857.
• The rise of Liberalism during the war, in connection with military necessities, had already abolished a number of Jewish disabilities.
• But, as a rule, in all civilised States the law guarantees Jewish rights, and religious and racial differences do not create legal disabilities.
• Except in the way of political disabilities our law makes no discrimination against or in favor of women.
• Here is one of the gravest disabilities of the profession.
• But when a little fellow in precisely the same plight shows him how the disabilities have been conquered, his zest in life begins to return.
• Because of his physical disabilities, he was behind the other boys in his gang and suffered frequently from the tongue-lashings of an unsympathetic foreman.
• They joined the party which was striving for the relief of the Catholics from certain disabilities, and for their admission to the franchise.
• An unwholesome crop of disabilities grows out of these conditions.
• An act of Congress enabling them to hold office was called a removal of their disabilities.
• A large part of the present anxiety to improve the education of girls and women is also due to the conviction that the political disabilities of women will not be maintained.
• For instance, the Constitution has never laid any legal disabilities upon woman.
• Again, in the following year, the disabilities of the Roman Catholics were removed, which made another important difference in the constitution of Parliament.
• The claim was rejected on the ground that the evidence taken failed to connect the disabilities for which a pension was claimed with army service.

Similar words containing ABILITIE without suffix s and without prefix dis

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