Meanings of debilitated condition in English

Given the girl's debilitated condition, such abrupt separation could lead to a shock.'

In all likelihood, it was nothing more than a result of his debilitated condition, anyway.

The others strongly dissented: a child in the patient's present debilitated condition would be criminal.

In individuals of a debilitated condition, it results from the lack of a proper amount of fibrin in the blood.

It was part of Miss Amy's rapid convalescence, or equally of her debilitated condition, that she made no comment on the vessel.

The heart, however, contrary to the debilitated condition of the pulse, is found beating violently and tumultuously, as it does in anthrax and septic intoxication.

At the same time it must be borne in mind that the hot bath, when used to an excess, tends to induce a debilitated condition.