Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Handicapped"

A: Usually it means some part of their body does not work properly. Like legs, mind, eyes, ears.

A: “Grace is in a wheelchair, so she is handicapped.”

“Tom is allowed to have a handicapped sign on his car because he has cancer.”

“Julio just has depression, he’s not handicapped.”

A: ex.
a special school for handicapped children

facilities for disabled people

A: Honestly speaking, there isn’t a huge difference between the term used for parking lots, and they are used interchangeably.

I would personally think that “handicapped” can sound more offensive than “disabled” so it may be better to name it as a “disabled parking lot”.

A: The mean the same thing. Some people feel that it is more polite to say "challenged" than "handicapped".

A: Handicapped is when more when you have a broken bone, and cant walk, something that makes it challenging for you to walk

Disabled is when both your senses, mental condition, and physical movement is limited

Physically challenged is when one has a problem with their body that makes it difficult fro them to do things that other people can do easily

A: Disabled is the most acceptable word right now.

A: I've never seen handicapable, but someone who is handicapped has a disability (can't walk, can't see, etc), if someone is handicapable it would mean that they could become handicapped

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A: “I’m a mentally handicapped person.”
Or
“I’m mentally handicapped.”