Oxford Spanish Dictionary
feebleminded [америк. ˌfibəlˈmaɪndəd, брит.] ПРИЛ.
1. feebleminded (foolish):
2. feebleminded (mentally deficient):
- feebleminded устар. or оскорб.
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The unfit included the inferior, the depraved, and the feeble-minded.
en.wikipedia.org The sterilization law was only for the feeble-minded at certain state institutions and made no mention of other state institutions or those who were not in an institution.
en.wikipedia.org The program found an estimated 80% of the population of immigrants studied were feeble-minded.
en.wikipedia.org This commission discovered 1,146 feeble-minded persons in insane hospitals and 2,627 in almshouses, county-care hospitals, reformatories, and prisons and were in immediate need of specialized institutional care.
en.wikipedia.org He vigorously defended the higher education of women and denied that it made them more liable to produce feeble-minded offspring.
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