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functioning
[ fuhngk-shuh-ning ]
adjective
My son has only one functioning kidney.
- (of a person with addiction or other illness or disability) able to cope with everyday life, as at home or at work: functioning diabetics. high-functioning.
a functioning alcoholic with a successful career;
functioning diabetics.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of functioning1
Example Sentences
And in fact, I'm hearing our friends in Europe, in Germany and elsewhere, saying that the United States is really no longer a functioning democracy if these things continue to happen.
Among the SLAM-expressing cells that measles wrecks are memory B and T cells, two crucial players in a functioning immune system.
During his childhood, he wrote, “autism was mostly diagnosed among children who had huge difficulties in daily functioning and needed extensive support. I wasn’t flagged for evaluation or diagnosis, but that might be different today.â€
But also to create “a perpetual, fully functioning endowment†— LA Strong Sports — for these kinds of projects around Southern California, impacting youth sports and communities.
“It dwindled down to 16 functioning buses, and the rest were being cannibalized in order to maintain a minimum level of functioning buses.â€
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