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Meanings of frailness in English
The state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
Synonyms
Examples for "frailty"
Examples for "frailty"
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Background: It has not been clarified whether physical frailty symptoms predict social.
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Parametric frailty models were used to assess risk factors of HPV incidence.
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Indeed, they were proposed as a marker for central nervous system frailty.
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Methods: We conducted a literature review to identify predictive factors of frailty.
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Under different circumstances, cognitive frailty may represent a precursor of neurodegenerative processes.
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But physical infirmity and a collapsing economy mean his grip is weakening.
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The slaughter now became general, and neither age nor infirmity was spared.
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Of confession of our infirmity and of the miseries of this life
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It was the inevitable tragedy, this, of their sexes and her infirmity.
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And then our Lord relieves the blind man of the infirmity itself.
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Strength is the outcome of need; security sets a premium on feebleness.
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No doubt the feebleness of the disciples was remembered in His petitions.
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Even when the feebleness and impotence of the successors of Ramses III.
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There was not the slightest trace of feebleness in his impassioned tones.
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I found him entirely himself, though in the last extreme of feebleness.
1
Excellent in obstructions of the monthly periods, debility, loss of appetite, etc.
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A valuable tonic in all conditions of debility and want of appetite.
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Severe work, debility and the character of the ration influence their frequency.
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As it happened, this debility was a blessing in disguise for him.
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Every year counts by increased debility, and departing faculties keep the score.
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He was tormented by presentiments of misfortune; he indulged a kind of romantic valetudinarianism.
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So, too, the valetudinarianism of Mr. Wood-house, like that of Smollett's Bramble, is something strained; so is Lady de Bourgh's pride and General Tilney's tyranny.
Usage of frailness in English
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This gives one a realizing sense of the frailness of a
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The sense of her motion, of her frailness, lingered in his soul ever afterwards.
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He was thin even to seeming frailness,-yetit was the frailness of the race-horse.
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She wore a massive crown which seemed too heavy for her frailness to sustain.
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She had noticed the transparency of the delicate flesh, the frailness of the wrinkled hands.
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Her frailness touched him; he was angry at Eddie Swanson for the incessant family bickering.
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That barrier confessed its frailness in every drooping line.
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Such musing failed to distract me from thoughts of Berge's frailness, and his disturbing golden pallor.
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What, is it for the frailness of a reed like you that such noble enterprise must perish?
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Three or four years before, with her rapidly increasing frailness, the old lady's memory had begun to fail.
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Yet for all their frailness, how much jealousy and envy and unhappiness some of them managed to contain!
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This gives one a realizing sense of the frailness of a Mississippi boat and the briefness of its life.
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But just the thin empty frailness of her, her gaiety in the face of perfectly inevitable destruction, appealed to Rose.
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The best part of his life is passed among blossoms, and he seems to partake of their beauty and frailness.
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Its frailness is deceptive.
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When she talked of her inability to go to night school because of her frailness and weariness, tears flooded her eyes.
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Frequent collocations
Frailness through the time