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incapacitate |
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incapacitate someone (for something) (for a period of time) to make someone physically unfit for [doing] something for a period of time. The accident incapacitated Rick for further work for a year. Sam's carelessness incapacitated Frank for a month. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It explodes and what it does is it incapacitates the individual that we're trying to apprehend," Harper said. states that in the 33 years of TASER(R) use no one has ever died proximate to being shot by a TASER(R) shocking at the power levels of the new LEA stun pistol with FMT Technology(TM) and explains how FMT Technology(TM) will effectively incapacitates violent assailants at the lower and less lethal power levels. |
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