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to impair
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to cause something to become weak or less effective
Transitive: to impair sth
impair
v
impaired
adj
impaired
adj
impairer
n
impairer
n
impairment
n
impairment
n
Example
Lack of sleep can impair cognitive function and decision-making.
The accident impaired the functionality of the car's braking system.
The water damage severely impaired the structural integrity of the building.
Prolonged exposure to loud noise can impair hearing over time.
Factors like inadequate nutrition during the antenatal period can impair fetal neurological development.
