Disable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISABLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to render incapable, also DISHABLE
• (of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities
• put out of action
• (of an action or circumstance) prevent or discourage (someone) from doing something
• make ineffective, unfit, or incapable
• To render unable or incapable; to destroy the force, vigor, or power of action of; to deprive of competent physical or intellectual power; to incapacitate; to disqualify; to make incompetent or unfit for service; to impair.
• To deprive of legal right or qualification; to render legally incapable.
• To deprive of that which gives value or estimation; to declare lacking in competency; to disparage; to undervalue.
• make unable to perform a certain action
• injure permanently
ADJECTIVE:
• Lacking ability; unable.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to render incapable or unable

Words related to DISABLE

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Words that contain DISABLE

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How to use DISABLE in a sentence

• A villager named Schmidt had been wounded in the leg, not seriously, but bad enough to disable him.
• The Infantry soldier relies mainly on fire action to disable the enemy, but he should know that personal combat is often necessary to obtain success.
• This I humbly conceive will disable our Country Wits, who indeed take a great deal of Pains to say any thing in Rhyme, tho they say it very ill.
• The bullet struck the tiger, wounding him slightly, but not enough to disable him.
• He would at least, have so disable his arm that he would never again try to swing a whip.
• The accident, it was said, would probably disable him for a few weeks only, and then he would resume his engagement.
• But at that time I had no other idea than temporarily to disable you.
• The Monitor in turn tried to disable the screw of her opponent, but without success.
• He therefore resolved to make such a blow at the head as must of course disable all the inferior members.
• The expedition of that summer was probably designed only to disable the Caledonians from attempting anything against this barrier.
• Then, slowly circling about his unwieldy foe, he fired shot after shot, which, while they did not disable her, prevented her from destroying the Union ships in the harbor.
• As to France and England we can have but one wish, that they may disable one another from injuring others.
• The shrapnel has sufficient velocity at 2,000 yards to disable men and horses.
• The close containeth their resolution against all impediments that may either stop the taking, or disable the keeping of this league, their own sins.
• If he missed, or failed to disable his opponent, the latter was free to advance, if he chose, the whole remaining twenty paces before he fired in his turn.
• The Terran had no desire to kill or even disable Vistur for more than a few minutes.
• Sea fights are seldom so decisive as to disable the vanquished from making head in a little time against the victors.
• This artillery was so well served, as to disable twenty-six pieces of cannon, three mortars, and effect an inconsiderable breach.
• They did not break a single square, nor permanently disable a single gun.
• He relies mainly on fire action to disable the enemy, but he should know that it is often necessary for him to cross bayonets with the enemy.
• The Germans aimed at scaring off the sea those merchant seamen whom they could not kill, disable, or make prisoners.
• It may be possible that the instances above referred to were cases in which the dose was not sufficient to kill the victim, but was enough to disable him temporarily.
• He is bound to be cautious, however, how he attacks a buck, for the elk can do battle with his horns and hoofs, and might disable even the savage panther.
• The Spaniards as soon as the harbor was cleared opened a hot fire on the Brooklyn, their nearest antagonist, which they wished to disable through fear of her superior speed.
• He was already wounded, but happily not so severely as in any way to disable him.
• Mike was out of it, but the two grappling him fought like wild cats, rough barroom fighters, resorting to any tactics to disable their opponent.
• And in the duel of sex they fence, not to make points, but to disable and disarm.
• To these he owes those very diseases which often disable him from getting his bread.
• The exquisite art, and the wise, clear mind of Goethe need not come into contrast, to disable us from giving Richter the reception which alone he would value or command.
• Though I lose the treasures of your gratitude, I do not suffer that contraction of the heart which would disable me if I spoke to you of these matters.
• The most sanguine officer never expects his shells actually to kill or disable any very large number of the enemy if they are protected by deep and well-constructed earthworks.
• By this Means you will disable the Criticks at once.
• The high prices they are compelled to pay for protected materials which enter into the manufacture of their products disable them from going into the foreign market.

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