1. present participle of disenable; to remove the ability or power to do something; to disable or make unable
Usage: rare or archaic; often used in formal or legal contexts

1. serving to remove ability or power; causing disability or incapacity
Usage: rare or archaic

Examples

• The injury was disenabling him from participating in sports.
• Disenabling regulations made it difficult for small businesses to operate.
• The disease had a disenabling effect on his mobility.
• They accused the policy of disenabling workers from advancing their careers.
• The accident left him with disenabling pain that lasted for months.