impaired

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• General-American: /ɪmˈpɛrd/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 M P EH1 R D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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No etymology was provided for this word.

34 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: увреден (uvreden) — rendered less effective
• Dutch: verzwakt — rendered less effective
• Dutch: verminderd — rendered less effective
• Dutch: beschadigd — rendered less effective
• Dutch: verstoord — rendered less effective
• Finnish: heikentynyt — rendered less effective
• Finnish: alentunut — rendered less effective
• French: détérioré — rendered less effective
• French: affaibli — rendered less effective
• French: diminué — rendered less effective
• German: beeinträchtigt — rendered less effective
• German: behindert — rendered less effective
• German: gestört — rendered less effective
• German: gemindert — rendered less effective
• German: geschädigt — rendered less effective
• German: verschlimmert — rendered less effective
• Italian: diminuito — rendered less effective
• Japanese: 不自由な (fujiyū na) — rendered less effective
• Latin: accīsus — rendered less effective
• Māori: waimaero — rendered less effective
• Romanian: înrautățit — rendered less effective
• Romanian: slăbit — rendered less effective
• Romanian: diminuat — rendered less effective
• Spanish: alterado — rendered less effective
• Spanish: estropeado — rendered less effective
• Spanish: aminorado — rendered less effective
• Swedish: nedsatt — rendered less effective
• Swedish: försämrad — rendered less effective
• Turkish: bozuk — rendered less effective
• Turkish: güçsüz — rendered less effective
• Turkish: zayıf — rendered less effective
• Dutch: onder invloed — inebriated, drunk
• Finnish: juopunut — inebriated, drunk
• Spanish: borracho — inebriated, drunk