different between impairment vs lesions
impairment
English
Alternative forms
- empairment (rare)
Etymology
impair +? -ment
Noun
impairment (countable and uncountable, plural impairments)
- The result of being impaired
- A deterioration or weakening
- A disability or handicap
- an inefficient part or factor.
- (accounting) A downward revaluation, a write-down.
Translations
impairment From the web:
- what impairment means
- what impairments qualify for disability
- what impairment occurs in dysphagia
- what impairment loss means
- what is impairment definition
- what do impairment mean
- what does impairment mean
lesions
English
Noun
lesions
- plural of lesion
Verb
lesions
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lesion
Anagrams
- Elisons, Lioness, esloins, insoles, lioness, selions
Catalan
Noun
lesions
- plural of lesió
lesions From the web:
- what lesions commonly occur with acne
- what lesions look like
- what lesions occur with ms
- what lesions are encapsulated
- what lesions on the brain
- what lesions are below the mucosal surface
- what lesions means
- what lesions are congenital
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