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developmental disability
(redirected from Intellectual disabilities)

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developmental disability [də¦vel·əp‚ment·əl ‚dis·ə‚bil·əd·ē]
(medicine)
A substantial handicap or impairment originating before the age of 18 that may be expected to continue indefinitely.


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