Pronunciation: /ˈeɪ.bəl ˈbɒd.iːd/
adjective describing someone who is physically fit and strong
A1 He is an able-bodied man who can lift heavy objects.
A2 The job requires someone who is able-bodied and can work long hours.
B1 Employers often prefer to hire able-bodied individuals for physically demanding roles.
B2 The military only accepts able-bodied recruits who pass a rigorous physical fitness test.
C1 The organization provides support for disabled individuals to ensure they have the same opportunities as able-bodied people.
C2 Despite his age, he remains remarkably fit and able-bodied, participating in marathons regularly.
formal It is important to create inclusive spaces that accommodate both disabled individuals and able-bodied individuals.
informal The hiking trail is suitable for both able-bodied and disabled hikers.
slang The gym is always packed with able-bodied folks trying to get fit.
figurative In this competition, only the most able-bodied athletes will have a chance at winning.
was able-bodied
able-bodied individuals
more able-bodied
most able-bodied
is able-bodied
will be able-bodied
has been able-bodied
is being able-bodied
an able-bodied person
very able-bodied
to be able-bodied
being able-bodied
an able-bodied individual