retarded

Preposition: by

lack: Civic identity: Civic life retarded by lack of Corporation.

Preposition: with

money: Show post contents: Rufus Wainwright is totally luscious Posted 2 months ago on May 9 2006 Why am I so retarded with money?

Modifies a noun

• equation: The results are applied to a class of retarded delay differential equations.
• brother: Verloc and his wife, Winnie, her retarded brother Stevie and her partially disabled mother form the family I referred to.
• growth: Recent rains greatly helped countryside as earlier dry weather had retarded growth and caused many heath fires.
• wave: Psi, the retarded wave, which travels forward in time, is standard solution.
• child: Even the severely retarded children like to clap to the music.
• adult: Lund J. The prevalence of psychiatric morbidity in mentally retarded adults.

Modifying Another Word

• mentally: Why did copying what a mentally retarded person had to say seem like a good idea?
• emotionally: And adults who read Harry Potter books betray the fact that they are emotionally retarded.
• severely: Even the severely retarded children like to clap to the music.
• socially: Indeed, only the most socially retarded among us would attempt to hold an event without laying on the alcohol.
• greatly: In such a case the loss even of a single stone would have greatly retarded the work.
• slightly: Which Hispanic actor will be cast in the role of good-natured but slightly retarded sidekick?

Used with adjective complement

• have: In such a case the loss even of a single stone would have greatly retarded the work.
• label: The construction of disability began when Percy was placed in a segregated school for children labeled mentally retarded.
• sound: And I have to make them sound utterly retarded to boot.
• look: Everyone is a judge of taste and for me toe rings look retarded on everyone.