1. plural of incapacitation; instances of making someone unable to function or perform duties
Usage: commonly used in legal, medical, and military contexts
2. plural of incapacitation; the state or condition of being incapacitated or rendered powerless
Usage: often refers to temporary or permanent loss of ability

Examples

• The incapacitations caused by the injury prevented him from returning to work.
• Multiple incapacitations of key personnel disrupted the company's operations.
• The law addresses incapacitations resulting from illness or accident.
• Temporary incapacitations due to medication are common side effects.
• The military studied the incapacitations of soldiers in combat zones.
• Insurance policies often cover incapacitations lasting more than 90 days.