1. lacking ability or power; disabled or incapacitated
Usage: archaic or literary; less common than 'disabled'

1. past tense and past participle of 'disenable'; to deprive of ability or power; to disable
Usage: archaic; rarely used in modern English

Examples

• The injury disenabled him from participating in the competition.
• She felt disenabled by the lack of resources and support.
• The accident disenabled several workers at the factory.
• His illness disenabled him for months.
• The policy disenabled many citizens from voting.
• Once disenabled, the system could not be easily restored.