Question

to impair To make something less effective than usual The object of impair is often [someone’s] ability to.

Accepted Answer

[ɪm'pɛə] The snow impaired John’s ability to hear anyone’s footsteps. y

Front	to impair
Trancription	[ɪm'pɛə]
Back	To make something less effective than usual
Example	The snow impaired John’s ability to hear anyone’s footsteps.
Usage tips	The object of impair is often [someone’s] ability to.
Example_	y

Impair Ability ɪm'pɛə Make Effective Usual Snow Impaired