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Meanings of debilitated in English

Lacking strength or vigor.

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        1
        Both sexes may be overly fat or weakened and debilitated by disease.
        Common Diseases of Farm Animals
        2
        This contributed to the scarcity of dollars that has debilitated the peso.
        Reuters
        3
        No, it was not such food as their weakened, debilitated systems craved.
        History of the Donner Party: A Tragedy of the Sierra
        4
        A troubled half hour's sleep followed, from which he awoke much debilitated.
        Ellen Walton / Or, The Villain and His Victims
        5
        I'd hate to suggest that sherry is a drink for the debilitated.
        The Irish Times
        6
        In other words... Associated Press: Some people are debilitated by fear.
        Wired
        7
        Given the girl's debilitated condition, such abrupt separation could lead to a shock.'
        Melnitz
        8
        The stature was small, the form debilitated, and the voice effeminate.
        Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
        9
        Weak health accompanied seniority, and debilitated further by being dwelt upon.
        The water room
        10
        This site appears to be utilized only in mutants with debilitated normal sites.
        Pubmed
        11
        Before surgery, they are usually debilitated from the primary disease and long-term inactivity.
        Pubmed
        12
        Use any narcotic-containing drug with extreme caution if you are elderly or debilitated.
        Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
        13
        But our debilitated, enervated, hypocritical race wallows in a sly cannibalism.
        A Mummer's Tale
        14
        I probably lost control of my legs, I was so debilitated.
        The Naked God
        15
        Pressured by the regent and debilitated by his failing stamina, his resolve faltered.
        Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
        16
        The morning, too, often found him feverish and debilitated, and with no appetite.
        The Lights and Shadows of Real Life
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