The state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
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Men who are truly powerful, however, view threats as yet another vulnerability.
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I marked this as yet another possible vulnerability in the prosecutor's case.
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Mobility and alcohol abuse increase vulnerability to HIV among itinerants in Zambia.
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And under those circumstances, pod vulnerability became a very serious concern, indeed.
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Therefore, the way an individual copes with stress may affect AN vulnerability.
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He then began to watch for signs of decrepitude in the General.
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Even the infirmities and the decrepitude that afflicted could not deliver him.
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Evidently he hadn't recognized her through the increased decrepitude of her illness.
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Like the house, it exhibited an odd blend of incompletion and decrepitude.
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Old age today brings to mind a picture of decrepitude and decay.
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Now there is the additional factor of economic debilitation by the coronavirus.
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Alexandria still lay in its stupor of heat and debilitation, barely moving.
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Does not your debilitation speak of a flaw in this thinking?
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Mr. Bryan denied that newspaper mergers were a sign of debilitation in the industry.
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Easily Fatigued Similar to depression, this fatigue can be debilitation.
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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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This renewal greatly taxes the corporeal powers, inducing lassitude, nervousness, and debility.
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He kept deliberately emphasizing his debility, though already starting to feel much better.
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The prevailing disease was a dysentery, which was accompanied by a general debility.
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Unwilling to expose his debility, he yet could not succeed in concealing it.
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This debility rendered more severe the endurance of other evils of my condition.
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For the moment the rancher's old spirit rose superior to his senile debility.
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The consequences of doing too little are severe-heartattack, stroke, pain, debility, death.
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Flexions of the uterus, displacements, congestions, and local debility, may likewise prevent fertility.
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Why were they seized with senile debility in the sixteenth century?
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Hamilton forgot his debility, and was all mind, alert and energetic.
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The doctor examined her, and declared it was nothing but debility.
