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impairment
(redirected from impairments)

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impairment (Damage), noun detriment, disrepair, harm, hurt, injury, loss
Associated concepts: impairment of vision
impairment (Disability), noun affliction, ailment, debility, deterioration, disablement, disorder, disqualification, feebleness, frailty, handicap, helplessness, illness, impairment, impotence, impotency, inability, innbility to work, inadequacy, incapability, incapacitation, incompetence, incompetency, indisposition, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality, ineffectualness, inefficacy, inefficiency, infirmity, insufficiency, malady, sickness, unfitness, unsoundness, weakness
Associated concepts: complete disability, continuous disabillty, disability benefits, disability compensation, disability innurance, general disability, medical disability, mental dissbility, partial disability, proof of disability, temporary disability, total disability
impairment (Drawback), noun detriment, inability, liability, limitation
Associated concepts: impairment of funds, impairment of security
See also: abuse, cost, damage, defacement, defect, deficiency, defilement, deterioration, detriment, disability, disrepair, expense, fault, handicap, harm, injury, penalty, prejudice, sacrifice, wear and tear


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Researchers found the prevalence of such sensory impairments to be highest among farm operators, mechanics and motor vehicle operators, with farm operators and managers reporting the highest levels of vision and hearing impairments.
For children with hearing impairments that cannot be medically or surgically corrected, the first step to rehabilitation involves giving the right kind of amplification.
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