Meanings of much debilitated in English

A troubled half hour's sleep followed, from which he awoke much debilitated.

If the horse becomes very much debilitated, stimulants of a more pronounced character are required.

The patient rallied, but she remained very much debilitated.

Mr. Adams is eighty-eight years of age, and his constitution much debilitated within a few years.

Causes.-Itis usually seen in people who are very much debilitated, in young factory girls, and sometimes in healthy boys.

The other four, who had now returned (of whom two were already much debilitated), determined to make for the flagstaff.

From two to three packages are required for chronic, severe or obstinate cases, or where the person is much debilitated or advanced in years.

He was much debilitated upon his return from Scotland; his physicians wished him to leave England immediately, but he delayed for some time his departure.