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No, the word 'incapacitate' is a verb(incapacitate, incapacitates, incapacitating, incapacitated), not a noun.

The abstract noun forms are incapacitation and the gerund, incapacitating.

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No, the word 'incapacitate' is a verb(incapacitate, incapacitates, incapacitating, incapacitated), not a noun.

The abstract noun forms are incapacitation and the gerund, incapacitating.

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Kill? Not very likely. Incapacitate? Yes.

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After the Nazis Army was incapacitated, they retreated.

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Because it feels threatened or to incapacitate prey.

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