Definitionadj. lacking in or deprived of strength or power
Last update: October 26, 2015
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By rail) though incapacitated by its site from growing into a large town, is more readily accessible for shipping, and has extensive piers and a graving dock. [Please select]
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There's Mustapha Kemal in Anatolia, leader of the Turkish Nationalists, no more dead or incapacitated than a possum. [Please select]
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Water should be placed within its reach, and offered during the day, the head being held while the incapacitated animal drinks. [Please select]
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A man standing for God and the great eternal verities, incapacitated before them. [Please select]
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A half-dozen of them, apart from Jeremy Pitt, who was utterly incapacitated for the present, possessed a superficial knowledge of seamanship. [Please select]
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Blücher having been unhorsed and temporarily incapacitated in a charge, the command and direction of the retreat devolved upon Gneisenau. [Please select]
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Sickness soon incapacitated him, and his advisers, Martin, Archer, Ratcliffe, and West, were not men of ability. [Please select]
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"I forget details right here, bein' temporarily incapacitated by one o' them hittin' me with a club from behind."' [Please select]
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That _licor divino_ had so incapacitated an Indian lying on the road that we nearly lost our lives in the sudden swerve the chauffeur made to avoid running over him. [Please select]
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Scott believed that Swift was physically incapacitated for marriage, and that he needed feminine sympathy, which he took where he could get it, without feeling bound to give anything in return. [Please select]
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