disable
/dɪsˈeɪbəl/verb3 syllables
Disable means: injure permanently.
Synonyms for disable7
verb, as in make unable to perform a certain action
disenable, incapacitate
Opposites of disable
What does disable mean?2
verb
1
injure permanently“He was disabled in a car accident”
2
make unable to perform a certain action“disable this command on your computer”
Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.
What rhymes with disable?12
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Disable in a sentence
- There are very few people who could disable such a sophisticated security system.Amastan
- Leon couldn't track his phone or disable it.Amastan
- Antonio went to the electrical room to disable the alarm.Amastan
- You are about to disable two-factor authentication.Nicat
- I wish I could figure out how to disable comments on my blog.CK
- Yanni used a stun gun to disable Skura.Amastan
- Though we strongly discourage you to do so, you can also disable two-factor authentication for your account.Nicat
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Forms of disable
as a verb
- past tense
- disabled
- present participle
- disabling
- third-person singular
- disables
- past participle
- disabled