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Meaning of DISABILITY

Pronunciation:  `disu'bilitee

Matching Terms:  disability benefit, disability check, disability insurance, disability of walking, disability payment

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 Definition: Dreaming that you have a disability indicates that you are experiencing a lowered self-esteem. You have lost your power or direction in life. Perhaps you are not utilizing your full potential and skills. Consider the symbolism of the part of your body that is disabled.
 
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