US /ˌɪnkəˈpæsɪˌtet/
・UK /ˌɪnkəˈpæsɪteɪt/
The assailants attacked a man by smearing powdered cooking spices of the sort used in curry on the man's face and into his eyes in an attempt to blind and incapacitate him.
The assailants attacked a man by smearing powdered cooking spices of the sort used in curry on the man's face and into his eyes in an attempt to blind and incapacitate him.
Which would cause some major problems, since it only takes about 75 meters for the amount of dissolved nitrogen to incapacitate divers.
This pressure would compress the oxygen and nitrogen that make up the air in your lungs, letting them dissolve into your bloodstream, which would cause some major problems, since it only takes about 75 meters for the amount of dissolved nitrogen to incapacitate divers.
In fact, they get so anxious about the future, they incapacitate themselves in any way possible.
future to incapacitate themselves in any
But it does seem that the Russians really want to eventually incapacitate Odessa because it's such a key city for Ukraine because of its port facilities and naval base.
But it does seem that the Russians really want to eventually incapacitate Odessa, because it's such a key city for Ukraine because of its sports facilities and naval base.
flight, having an expanding cellophane S symbol that you can throw at enemies to temporarily incapacitate them is an asset too far for me.
flight, having an expanding cellophane s symb that you can throw at enemies to temporarily incapacitate them is an asset too far for me.
And this idea of using electricity to incapacitate people, it turns out that's kind of scary to a lot of folks.
Send in a drone or a ground robot, and we can remotely incapacitate people.
And it has attacked 8 out of 10 largest refineries to incapacitate damage then consistently from actually October of 2025.
And so he's got to incapacitate him here so that he can get away.