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Meanings of debilitation in anglès

Serious weakening and loss of energy.

The state of being weak.

Usage of debilitation in anglès
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Now there is the additional factor of economic debilitation by the coronavirus.
The Guardian
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Alexandria still lay in its stupor of heat and debilitation, barely moving.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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Does not your debilitation speak of a flaw in this thinking?
Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days
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Mr. Bryan denied that newspaper mergers were a sign of debilitation in the industry.
The new yorker
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Easily Fatigued Similar to depression, this fatigue can be debilitation.
Ebony
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Our physique fell away, and those already reduced to weakness suffered still further debilitation.
Sixteen Months in Four German Prisons: Wesel, Sennelager, Klinge...
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Symptoms mimic a hangover, ranging from mild discomfort to debilitation.
Climbing Magazine
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Neurotoxicity can result in both acute and chronic debilitation.
Pubmed
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Silver would subject them to harsh debilitation before they could escape to their hapless world.
Surrender to the will of the night
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The thing escalates, backs up, escalates again; debilitation increases; the swelling gets worse; finally, death.
The stand
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Neymar's departure expressed Barcelona's debilitation and lack of control; it hinted at his lack of faith.
The Guardian
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A number of factors led to its debilitation.
The Irish Times
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Most of Agnes's savings had been gobbled up over the sustained course of Raymond's gradual debilitation.
Bedlam
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Without knowing the specifics of her condition he'd been forced to treat her for general debilitation.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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There might be side factors, perhaps long-standing debilitation.
Planet of the Damned
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Once again, torment and debilitation failed to ensue.
Bedlam
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