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Deprived of the ability to perform natural mental or physical activities
“They mean much more for challenged children, who grow with a social stigma in an unfriendly environment.”
Involved in a contest, typically as the prize (for winning)
Hotly debated or questioned
Impaired or intellectually disabled
Of teaching intended for slow learners
To have made a request, or demand, of someone
(of a task or situation) To have had a necessity for a particular person or thing
“Having a demanding boss will challenge patience.”
Past tense for to put up an opposition against something
“Ershad had even accused the opposition of not being effective enough to challenge his authority.”
Past tense for to dispute the validity of
“The defendant's lawyer would challenge the evidence presented by the prosecutor.”
Past tense for to invite someone to engage in a contest
“She was always trying to challenge me to a game of chess.”
Past tense for to make demands of, or prove to be a challenge to
“The family's holiday in the woods without Wi-Fi would challenge the kids.”
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