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intellectually handicapped

British  

adjective

  1. mentally handicapped

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The irony is that most of their racist behavior was rationalized as the desire to attack the debt and deficit; yet they nominate and support an unqualified, poorly prepared, and intellectually handicapped individual who has a plan to massively increase the debt and deficit.

From New York Times

Failing in this, we shall at best be but blunderers intellectually, handicapped because we failed to make proper use of habit in our development.

From Project Gutenberg

It is one of the most rigid and intellectually handicapped organizations in the world, yet it considers itself a bastion of economic ingenuity and righteousness.

From Project Gutenberg