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Causing debilitation.
weakening
enervating
enfeebling
debilitating
weakening
enervating
enfeebling
1
Any
weakening
of consumer confidence could hit Linden Homes' market in particular.
2
And China is actually one possible
weakening
link in the BRIC strategy.
3
The results will be a centralisation of power and
weakening
of democracy.
4
The industry fears one of the best practices would include
weakening
encryption.
5
Growth rates across the developed world have been
weakening
for 50 years.
1
These are the results of the easy luxury of an
enervating
high-life.
2
The darkness enfolded her like the
enervating
caress of a sombre universe.
3
There is something
enervating
to a northern race in these subtropical climates.
4
Besides this, the talk of intervention had an
enervating
effecton the commandos.
5
It is
enervating
,
and makes one eye swell up and turn blue.
1
His mind was naturally feeble; and he had received an
enfeebling
education.
2
Proportional representation systems in Europe were derided as dangerous and
enfeebling
.
3
The plan proceeds expressly on the idea of
enfeebling
the regular executory power.
4
A weakened Fairtrade portends the
enfeebling
of the very idea of fair trade.
5
I hope that Mr. Lincoln will know how to resist these
enfeebling
influences.