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Meanings of too frail in English

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Usage of too frail in English
1
She's too frail, in both body and spirit, especially since the attack.
In the shadow of gotham
2
But though his heart was big enough, his body was too frail.
The First Hundred Thousand: Being the Unofficial Chronicle of a ...
3
She said he was too frail-thather prince must be strong.
The Root of Evil
4
He stood there, a bit too frail or unwilling to shake our hands.
The Guardian
5
Court documents in the case said he was too frail to continue with chemotherapy.
Reuters
6
This year, however, he had to admit that his body had grown too frail.
The Golem and the Jinni
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His family contends he is too frail to stand trial.
Reuters
8
His family argues he is too frail to stand trial.
Reuters
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He's too frail to survive a major change like that.
The kiss
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In her hands it fell apart, broken, because it was too frail to tear.
A Spinner in the Sun
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For they needed protection; they were altogether too frail, too spiritual for this world.
Crome Yellow
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But he was too frail to travel to scientific meetings.
The new yorker
13
He's been too frail to go there for some time.
Radio NZ
14
She looked so forlorn and desolate, too frail to bear her load of sorrow.
Ranching for Sylvia
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Will was too frail to accompany his brother's remains home.
Our Nervous Friends — Illustrating the Mastery of Nervousness
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I am too frail to carry the weight of every necessary delusion in this union!'
Forge of Darkness
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