CEFR B2

impairer

verb

Meaning

To weaken or damage something, especially in a way that makes it less effective or good.

Examples

The accident did not impair his ability to drive.
Years of smoking had impaired his health.

Synonyms: damage, harm, weaken, spoil, undermine

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impairer (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: [ɪmˈpeər]

Definition

To weaken or damage something, especially in a way that makes it less effective or good.

Examples

The accident did not impair his ability to drive.
Years of smoking had impaired his health.

How to Use impairer

impair [something] (collocation): To damage or weaken a specific thing. — "The disease can impair vision."
impair [ability/function] (collocation): To damage or weaken a specific skill or bodily function. — "Lack of sleep can impair cognitive function."

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