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Main Entry: disable
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: render inoperative; cripple

Synonyms:

attenuate, batter, blunt, damage, debilitate, disarm, disenable, disqualify, enervate, enfeeble, exhaust, hamstring, handicap, harm, hock, hogtie, hurt, immobilize, impair, incapacitate, invalidate, kibosh, knock out, maim, mangle, mar, mutilate, muzzle, paralyze, pinion, prostrate, put out of action, render incapable, ruin, sabotage, sap, shatter, shoot down, spoil, take out*, throw monkey wrench in, total*, unbrace, undermine, unfit, unstrengthen, weaken, wreck

Antonyms:

aid, assist, enable, help, improve
Main Entry: attenuate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: weaken

Synonyms:

abate, constrict, contract, cripple, debilitate, deflate, disable, dissipate, enfeeble, extenuate, lessen, mitigate, sap, shrink, thin, undermine, vitiate

Antonyms:

expand, increase, intensify, strengthen
Main Entry: batter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: strike and damage

Synonyms:

assault, bash, beat, break, bruise, buffet, clobber, contuse, cripple, crush, dash, deface, demolish, destroy, disable, disfigure, drub, hurt, injure, lacerate, lambaste, lame, lash, mangle, mar, maul, mutilate, pelt, pommel, pound, pummel, punish, ruin, shatter, smash, thrash, wallop, wreck
Main Entry: blunt
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make dull

Synonyms:

attenuate, benumb, cripple, dampen, deaden, debilitate, desensitize, disable, enfeeble, hebetate, numb, obtund, sap, soften, take the edge off, undermine, water down, weaken

Antonyms:

needle, point, sharpen
Main Entry: debase
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: degrade, shame

Synonyms:

abase, bemean, cast down, cheapen, corrupt, cripple, debauch, debilitate, demean, demoralize, deprave, devaluate, devalue, disable, disgrace, dishonor, drag down, dump on, enfeeble, fluff off, humble, humiliate, lower, put away, put down, reduce, sap, shoot down, sink, take down a peg, take down, undermine, weaken

Antonyms:

elevate, honor, laud, praise, upgrade, value
Main Entry: debilitate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: incapacitate

Synonyms:

attenuate, blunt, cripple, devitalize, disable, enervate, enfeeble, eviscerate, exhaust, extenuate, harm, hurt, injure, mar, prostrate, relax, sap, spoil, unbrace, undermine, unstrengthen, weaken, wear out

Antonyms:

aid, assist, cure, energize, help, invigorate, mend, strengthen
Main Entry: defuse
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: disarm; smooth over

Synonyms:

alleviate, cripple, deactivate, demilitarize, diminish, disable, lessen, moderate, mollify, pacify, pad, restrain, soften, soothe, subdue, weaken
Main Entry: disarm
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: render defenseless

Synonyms:

conciliate, cripple, deactivate, debilitate, deescalate, demilitarize, demobilize, disable, disband, disqualify, incapacitate, invalidate, neutralize, occupy, pacify, paralyze, prostrate, skin, strip, subdue, subjugate, unarm, weaken

Antonyms:

arm
Main Entry: disqualify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be unfit for; be ineligible

Synonyms:

bar, bate, debar, disable, disenable, disentitle, disfranchise, eighty-six, except, exclude, impair, incapacitate, invalidate, nix, not make the cut, paralyze, preclude, prohibit, rule out, suspend, unfit, weaken

Antonyms:

allow, be eligible, capacitate, fit, permit, qualify
Main Entry: enervate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: tire, wear out

Synonyms:

debilitate, devitalize, disable, enfeeble, exhaust, fatigue, incapacitate, jade, paralyze, sap, unnerve, vitiate, weaken, weary
Notes: energize means to cause to be alert or to invigorate while enervate means to weaken mentally or morally
enervate means 'drain energy or vigor from' (from Latin enervare 'weaken by extraction of the sinews') and innervate means 'supply with energy' (Latin in- 'in' and nervus 'strength, vigor, energy')
innervate means 'to stimulate or give nervous energy,' the opposite of enervate

Antonyms:

activate, animate, empower, energize, invigorate, liven, strengthen
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