1. not having a physical, mental, or developmental disability
Usage: often considered outdated; ‘non-disabled’ or ‘without disabilities’ preferred

Examples

• The facility provides equal access for both handicapped and unhandicapped visitors.
• Unhandicapped parking spaces were located farther from the entrance.
• The study compared reaction times between handicapped and unhandicapped participants.
• Modern terminology favors ‘people without disabilities’ over ‘unhandicapped individuals.’
• The old survey used terms like ‘unhandicapped’ that are now considered outdated.
• Employment rates differed significantly between handicapped and unhandicapped workers.