1. to make unable; to deprive of power, capacity, or means to do something
Usage: archaic or formal; third-person singular present tense of 'disenable'

Examples

• The injury disenables him from participating in the competition.
• Lack of funding disenables the organization from expanding its programs.
• The new regulation disenables small businesses from operating freely.
• His illness disenables him from traveling abroad.
• The software update disenables certain legacy features.