incapacitatein a sentence
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incapacitated the suspect with a stun gun
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"If you know what you're doing," he said, "you can incapacitate a man with minimal effort.† (source)
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But if he's that incapacitated, how has he managed to stay alive?† (source)
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Not fatal, but it's definitely incapacitating.† (source)
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It was easy to imagine Chris McCandless making the same mistake as the Indian woman and becoming similarly incapacitated.† (source)
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In two days, the Bird was violently ill, completely incapacitated with rocketing diarrhea and a 105-degree fever.† (source)
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It would be hard to fight back if the Chinese incapacitated the military's communications and weapons systems electronically.† (source)
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I commanded the voice before terror could incapacitate me.† (source)
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If anyone tried to get past the cordon, they reacted swiftly, disarming and incapacitating whoever dared to run.† (source)
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He incapacitates them one at a time, trapping Oliver in a swirl of fire while trading blows with Cyrine.† (source)
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Hooks, needles and knives were at once means of livelihood as well as instruments of incapacitation.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Wes was incapacitated, the side of his head pressed against the cruiser, but he still had the boy who'd punched him in his sights.† (source)
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If that black smoke could incapacitate Leo so quickly, what chance did she have?† (source)
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Treatment should be repeated until the association in the animal's mind between the sound of the whistle and the feeling of intense, incapacitating nausea is fixed and totally unambiguous.† (source)
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Is it unusual for someone to be mated to what incapacitates him?† (source)
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The doctor also said the dementia would progress and that Walter would likely become incapacitated.† (source)
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