impairing (Meaning)
impairing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Impair
Synonyms & Antonyms of impairing
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- revamping
- remedying
- reconstructing
- curing
- remedying
- helping
- healing
- mending
- renovating
- reconstructing
- repairing
- patching
- patching
- fixing
- reconditioning
- reconditioning
- fixing
- healing
- rebuilding
- rebuilding
- renovating
- rectifying
- rehabilitating
- revamping
- mending
- curing
- rectifying
- repairing
- rehabilitating
- helping
Synonyms:
- undermining
- vitiating
- defacing
- harming
- spoiling
- blemishing
- crossing (up)
- deteriorating
- breaking
- disfiguring
- eroding
- hurting
- destroying
- ruining
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- crushing
- torturing
- wounding
- battering
- maiming
- blighting
- wearing (away)
- disabling
- wrecking
- tormenting
- pulverizing
- queering
- wiping out
- devastating
- crabbing
- totaling
- tarnishing
- lacerating
- botching
- annihilating
- scouring
- dinging
- gumming (up)
- decimating
- enfeebling
- bloodying
- denting
- flawing
- enervating
- smashing
- shattering
- hamstringing
- totalling
- demolishing
- mangling
- tearing down
- washing out
- mutilating
- wasting
- clobbering
- endamaging
Antonyms:
impairing Sentence Examples
- The accident left him with lasting impairments to his mobility.
- The medication had an impairing effect on his cognitive abilities.
- The sleep deprivation was significantly impairing his judgment.
- Environmental factors can impair the growth and development of plants.
- The noise pollution was impairing the residents' quality of life.
- The injury impaired his ability to work effectively.
- Alcohol consumption can impair brain function and lead to impaired decision-making.
- The chronic illness impaired his physical and emotional well-being.
- The faulty wiring impaired the functionality of the appliance.
- The financial crisis impaired the stability of the global economy.
FAQs About the word impairing
of Impair
damaging, injuring, crippling, weakening, compromising, marring, undermining, vitiating, defacing, harming
revamping, remedying, reconstructing, curing, remedying, helping, healing, mending, renovating, reconstructing
The accident left him with lasting impairments to his mobility.
The medication had an impairing effect on his cognitive abilities.
The sleep deprivation was significantly impairing his judgment.
Environmental factors can impair the growth and development of plants.
