English to Estonian Meaning of impair - halvendada

Impair :

halvendada

verb

nõrgenema, halvendada, jäätmed, vaigistama, Vähendab, nõrgestama, sõjasaak, vigastama, valu, kahju, kahjustama, pahandust tegema, paus, lagundama, värss, toidupala, vahele segama, laiali saatma, seatud piiridest üle astuma, lõpetama, kata laud, Trükises, häving, hävitama, kabjavähk, kulutama, kustutama

Impair :: kahjustamaImpaired :: KahjustatudImpairing :: piiravatImpairment :: kahjustusImpairments :: puudeImpairs :: häirib

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Definitions of impair in English

Verb(1) make worse or less effective(2) make imperfect

Examples of impair in English

(1) Streaking and smearing impair vision and are caused by worn windshield wiper blades.(2) They were often hidden inside canvas tunnels where the air was so humid that sweat threatened to impair our vision.(3) This explains his belief that the damage caused by apoplexy could impair function on both sides of the body.(4) a noisy job could permanently impair their hearing(5) Otherwise, it's your choice if you want to apply enough purple mascara to impair your vision.(6) Driving in an intoxicated state makes a person prone to accidents as alcohol impairs judgement and slows reflexes.(7) A person who has a mental disorder that impairs his volition is thus subject to both criminal and civil detention.(8) It impairs my speech and affects my brain function.(9) Beaming the laser on small areas of your skin basically destroys the hair follicle and impairs its growth.(10) That, in turn, impairs the digestive process, which provokes body odor all the more.(11) It is true that tests on laboratory animals at very high doses suggest that these chemicals disrupt the nervous and immune systems, as well as impairing development and possibly affecting fertility.(12) It damages physical health, impairs individual judgement, leads, at times, to a degree of personal dependence which is a little short of slavery.(13) The specific kinds of defect that I have traced to addiction are best understood as impairing our powers of reflective self-control, without depriving us of those powers altogether.(14) They said the referendum should not be used as a means to sustain the presidency as it impairs the development of democracy.(15) Autism is a spectrum of disability that impairs the development of a child's imagination, communication and social skills.(16) It impairs memory, learning, motivation and reflexes, and has been found to be addictive.

Related Phrases of impair

(1) impair ::

halvendada

Related Phrases of impair

(1) impair ::

halvendada

Synonyms

Verb

2. damage ::

kahju

3. harm ::

kahju

4. diminish ::

vähenema

5. reduce ::

vähendama

6. weaken ::

nõrgenema

7. lessen ::

vähendama

8. decrease ::

vähenema

9. impede ::

takistama

10. hinder ::

takistama

11. hobble ::

kammitsema

12. undermine ::

kahjustama

13. compromise ::

kompromiss

14. vitiate ::

rikkuma

Antonyms

1. doctor ::

arst

2. fix ::

parandama

3. mend ::

lappima

4. patch ::

plaaster

5. rebuild ::

taastama

6. recondition ::

remontima

7. reconstruct ::

rekonstrueerima

8. renovate ::

renoveerima

9. repair ::

remont

10. revamp ::

revamp

Different Forms

impair, impaired, impairing, impairment, impairments, impairs

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