non-disabled

British  

adjective

1. not disabled

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Usage

This is the word preferred by many organizations to refer to people who have no disabilities

Example Sentences

Whilst Hannah and two other members of the class are wheelchair users, the sessions focus on giving children and young people with disabilities the opportunity to socialise with their non-disabled peers.

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Ciaran Gorman, a driving instructor and medical assessor working for the charity Disability Action, said non-disabled drivers and unadapted cars are an important part of the Motability scheme, but that they can contribute to public misunderstanding of it.

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"If you're trapped in a home which doesn't meet your needs, you aren't able to live with the same dignity as everyone else, and can't live with the independence that non-disabled people take for granted," he added.

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According to 2021 data from the Office for National Statistics, just 29% of disabled adults in London were homeowners, compared with 42% of non-disabled adults.

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Its data also found disabled adults in the capital were three times more likely than non-disabled adults to be in social rented housing.

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