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unhandicapped

  • a word derived from handicapped.
    handicapped
    adjective
    physically or mentally disabled.

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With this mechanical assistance, he could function almost unhandicapped in an environment that would otherwise have quickly killed him.

From Time Magazine Archive

Inasmuch as other signatories would presumably be equally unhandicapped, the treaty's value as a war-preventative became entirely shadowy.

From Time Magazine Archive

He runs unhandicapped by responsibility and even by the heavier forms of ambition.

From Time Magazine Archive

A fair fight, a free-for-all who are unhandicapped, is the motto of natural selection.

From The Glands Regulating Personality by Berman, Louis, M.D.

Mr. Hastings was stout, not to say sebaceous—and he proposed to begin the interview unhandicapped.

From No Clue A Mystery Story by Hay, James