brain-damaged

American  

[brayn-dam-ijd] / ˈbreɪnˌdæm ɪdʒd /

adjective

1. affected by brain damage or injury to the brain.

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Example Sentences

She survived and was returned to England; Sydney cared for her brain-damaged daughter until Unity’s death in 1948.

From The Wall Street Journal

A Scottish woman is calling for her brain-damaged nephew to be urgently moved from a mental health hospital in England which is at the centre of multiple police inquiries.

From BBC

After being imprisoned, Warmbier was brought back to the United States in 2017 brain-damaged and in vegetative state.

From Salon

There was a moment’s pause as my tablemates stared at me, not mute, not brain-damaged, able to recall the name of an opera.

From Literature

Would she say she’s brain-damaged because of phones?

From Los Angeles Times