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Meanings of debilitating in English

Spanish
debilitante

Impairing the strength and vitality.

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Usage of debilitating in English
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Anxiety disorders are debilitating psychiatric illnesses with detrimental effects on human health.
Pubmed
2
Schizophrenia is a serious and often debilitating neuropsychiatric disease of worldwide importance.
Pubmed
3
Chances are someone you know is affected by this often debilitating disorder.
Radio NZ
4
His lack of courage and leadership on this issue is emotionally debilitating.
Ebony
5
Learn how to express your anger in ways that are not debilitating.
Ebony
6
Reports that he had slumped into debilitating drug use were not true.
The Guardian
7
These things come with complex migraines, and it can be extremely debilitating.
Wired
8
Patients can experience acute neurovisceral attacks, debilitating chronic symptoms, and long-term complications.
Pubmed
9
US:Harry Potter's frequent and debilitating headaches have gone undiagnosed over six books.
The Irish Times
10
We've been trying to understand why in you, there's no debilitating effect.
The Death Cure
11
Being in love is a debilitating experience. He should know, he thought.
Wife for hire
12
His doctors diagnosed him with a debilitating condition known as Usher Syndrome.
Wired
13
It's debilitating to know I'm not in control of my own mind.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
14
Chronic heart failure is debilitating, often fatal, expensive to treat and common.
Pubmed
15
A fear gripped him, as debilitating as any he had ever known.
Cry to heaven
16
Panic disorder is a severe anxiety disorder with recurrent, debilitating panic attacks.
Pubmed
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Debilitating through the time
Debilitating across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common