Definitions and Examples of mobile, active, able-bodied
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Able to move or be moved freely or easily.
Example
After the surgery, he was no longer paralyzed and became mobile again.
Engaging or ready to engage in physically energetic pursuits.
Example
Despite his injury, he remained active and continued to participate in sports.
able-bodied
Having a healthy body and able to perform physical tasks without difficulty.
Example
The job required someone who was able-bodied and could lift heavy objects.
Key Differences: mobile vs active vs able-bodied
- 1Mobile refers to the ability to move freely or easily.
- 2Active describes someone who is physically energetic and engaged in activities.
- 3Able-bodied describes someone who has a healthy body and can perform physical tasks without difficulty.
Effective Usage of mobile, active, able-bodied
- 1Healthcare: Use these antonyms to describe a patient's condition and progress.
- 2Sports: Incorporate these antonyms to describe an athlete's abilities and performance.
- 3Job Descriptions: Utilize these antonyms to describe the physical requirements of a job.
Remember this!
The antonyms mobile, active, and able-bodied describe a person's ability to move or function normally. Use these words in healthcare to describe a patient's condition and progress, in sports to describe an athlete's abilities and performance, and in job descriptions to describe the physical requirements of a job.
