The term that does not describe a casualty that could be deductible for tax purposes if it occurs in a federally-declared disaster area is Weakened. Option B
Generally, A person who has been killed, injured, or rendered unable to function as a result of some event is referred to as a casualty in civilian parlance.
The term is typically used to describe multiple deaths and injuries that have occurred as a result of violent incidents or natural disasters. It is frequently misunderstood to mean "fatalities," but injuries that do not result in death are also considered casualties.
In conclusion, Weakened is a phrase that cannot be used to describe a casualty that may be deducted for tax reasons if it takes place in an area that has been designated a disaster by the federal government. Alternative
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