incapacitation (Meaning)

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incapacitation (n.)

The act of incapacitating or state of being incapacitated; incapacity; disqualification.

No weak antonyms found.

The accident left the victim incapacitated, unable to move or communicate.
The traumatic event caused a temporary incapacitation, rendering the witness speechless.
The paralytic drug induced complete incapacitation, rendering the patient helpless.
The concussion resulted in a temporary incapacitation, leaving the athlete disoriented and unable to play.
The legal definition of incapacitation varies depending on the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances.
Alcohol intoxication can lead to severe incapacitation, impairing judgment and motor skills.
The incapacitation of a witness can severely hinder a criminal investigation.
The police used chemical agents to incapacitate rioters and restore order.
The stroke left the patient with a permanent incapacitation, requiring ongoing care.
The incapacitation of a key witness can jeopardize the outcome of a legal proceeding.

The act of incapacitating or state of being incapacitated; incapacity; disqualification.

debilitation, injury,incapacity, disability, disablement, inadequacy, defectiveness, dysfunction,harm, malady

ability, faculty, ability, competency, competence, faculty, capability, capacity, competency, competence

The accident left the victim incapacitated, unable to move or communicate.

The traumatic event caused a temporary incapacitation, rendering the witness speechless.

The paralytic drug induced complete incapacitation, rendering the patient helpless.

The concussion resulted in a temporary incapacitation, leaving the athlete disoriented and unable to play.