incapacitated

• Descreve a condição de alguém que não pode agir ou funcionar normalmente, frequentemente devido a lesão, doença ou incapacidade legal.

Describes a state of being unable to act or function normally, often due to injury, illness, or legal disqualification.

1. Unable to function normallyB2formal

   Deprived of strength, ability, or power to act; disabled or impaired.

   Incapacitado

   • He was incapacitated by a severe back injury.
   • The driver was incapacitated after the accident.
   • The medication left her temporarily incapacitated.

   Sinônimoscrippleddebilitateddisabledhandicappedimpairedincapableweakened

   Antônimosablecapablecompetentfunctioningoperative

2. Legally disqualifiedC1formallegal

   Lacking legal capacity to act or make decisions.

   Interdito

   • The court declared him incapacitated and appointed a guardian.
   • An incapacitated person cannot sign legal documents.
   • The patient was deemed incapacitated due to mental illness.

   Sinônimosbarreddisableddisqualifiedincompetentineligiblenon compos mentisunfit

   Antônimoscompetenteligiblequalified

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de privar alguém ou algo da capacidade de funcionar normalmente, muitas vezes devido a lesão, doença ou incapacidade jurídica.

A verb used to indicate the act of depriving someone or something of the ability to function normally, often through injury, illness, or legal disqualification.

1. Disable or make unableC1formal

   To prevent someone or something from functioning normally or effectively.

   Incapacitar

   • The injury incapacitated him for several months.
   • The virus incapacitated the entire computer network.
   • The medication can temporarily incapacitate a patient.

   Sinônimoscrippledebilitatedisableenervatehamperimmobilizeimpairparalyzeweaken

   Antônimosempowerenablestrengthen

2. Disqualify legallyC2formallegal

   To make someone legally ineligible or unable to act.

   Incapacitar juridicamente

   • The court incapacitated him from serving as a trustee.
   • A conflict of interest may incapacitate a judge from presiding over a case.
   • The law incapacitates minors from entering into binding contracts.

   Sinônimosbardebardisabledisqualify

   Antônimosqualify