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Alcohol impairs the ability to drive safely.impairs = makes worse
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Her vision is impaired.impaired = less effective (than normal)
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He thought that he might be permanently blind, or at least impaired, and that would have been the end. (source)impaired = less effective
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My left impaired, I sailed in with my right, but not for long. (source)
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Nearly four times as many Hispanic drivers as non-Hispanic drivers in North Carolina have been charged with driving while impaired. (source)
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They continued to sit, gazing with impaired sight at the chief's seat and the glittering lagoon. (source)
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'You're the only one in the squadron who knows I'm a C.I.D. man,' he confided to Major Major, 'and it's absolutely essential that it remain a secret so that my efficiency won't be impaired. (source)impaired = made less effective
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"Okay — no wind to speak of — sun's a bit bright, that could impair your vision, watch out for it — ground's fairly hard, good, that'll give us a fast kickoff —" Wood paced the field, staring around with the team behind him.† (source)
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During the first week of the mouse diet I found that my vigor remained unimpaired, and that I suffered no apparent ill effects.† (source)unimpaired = not hindered (weakened or interfered with)standard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unimpaired means not and reverses the meaning of impaired. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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You're saying maybe you're taking something that has the side effect of impairing memory.† (source)
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I'm crappy at math, but K's math impairment makes me look like a genius. (source)impairment = a condition of being less effective
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It impairs us.† (source)impairs = makes worse or less effective
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Such was my boast while vigour crown'd my days, Now care surrounds me, and my force decays; Inured a melancholy part to bear In scenes of death, by tempest and by war Yet thus by woes impair'd, no more I waive To prove the hero—slander stings the brave.† (source)
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Glaedr has his wound, and I have my own ....impairments.† (source)
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On day seven, I went to the Center for the Blind and read articles to visually impaired students. (source)impaired = less effective
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Hadn't the duke given her enough bloodbane to seriously impair the assassin?† (source)
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