handicapped
IPA: hˈændikæpt
noun
- (India) A disabled person.
adjective
- Having a handicap.
- (derogatory) Limited by an impediment of some kind.
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Examples of "handicapped" in Sentences
- The service is for the handicapped.
- That is the level of severely handicapped.
- The loser is handicapped in the final stage.
- Behind the seating area is the handicapped zone.
- This car is specially handled for the handicapped.
- They penalize especially the poor and the handicapped.
- Providing services for the handicapped is a wonderful thing.
- Court finds McNabb, Trotter guilty in handicapped parking case
- But the article is greatly handicapped by the inexact citations.
- Lutheran provides service for the physical handicapped and the deaf.
- Those hand rails in handicapped bathrooms suddenly make so much sense.
- Some guy put an “Impeach Obama” bumper sticker on his car thinking it would let him park in handicapped parking spaces.
- I continue to be stunned every time they are published - how we accept generation after generation of these kids to be educationally handicapped is beyond me.
- The military and diplomatic effort in Afghanistan was handicapped from the start because the Administration had other concerns, and it ended badly even though it started well.
- The Social Planning and Research Council of British Columbia (SPARC BC) reminds everyone that parking unnecessarily in handicapped or wheelchair spaces can have undesirable consequences.
- This example seems absurd, but the actual result of depriving kids of the kind of science that will allow them to compete in a world not similarly handicapped is similar in terms of effect.
- They weren't the ones who left their trucks in handicapped-parking zones, but a pair of Philadelphia Eagles stars were convicted Wednesday of parking offenses in cases brought by an activist who relentlessly guards such parking spots in this Philadelphia suburb.