frailness Antonyms
Strongest:
- strength
- vigor
- robustness
- hardihood
- energy
- hardiness
- vitality
- hardiness
- vigor
- robustness
- strength
- energy
- hardihood
- vitality
Strong:
- hardness
- toughness
- virility
- muscularity
- ruggedness
- huskiness
- health
- sturdiness
- stoutness
- fitness
- huskiness
- sturdiness
- muscularity
- hardness
- virility
- health
- stoutness
- toughness
- ruggedness
- fitness
Weak:
Meaning of frailness
frailness (n)
the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
frailness (n.)
Frailty.
frailness Sentence Examples
- The frailness of her grandmother's body was evident in her trembling hands and unsteady steps.
- The frailness of the old bridge made it impossible to drive heavy vehicles across.
- The frailness of his voice belied the strength of his spirit.
- The frailness of the ecosystem was apparent in the decreasing number of native species.
- The frailness of their hope flickered like a candle in the wind.
- The frailness of the human body was both a reminder of mortality and resilience.
- The frailness of the newborn bird made it essential to keep it warm and protected.
- The frailness of the paper airplane made it vulnerable to even the slightest breeze.
- The frailness of the ice warned of impending danger, as it creaked and shifted underfoot.
- The frailness of their bond was tested by the challenges they faced together.
FAQs About the word frailness
the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)Frailty.
weakness, feebleness, impairment, infirmity, languor,exhaustion, faintness, enervation, frailty, languidness
strength, vigor, robustness, hardihood, energy, hardiness, vitality, hardiness, vigor, robustness
The frailness of her grandmother's body was evident in her trembling hands and unsteady steps.
The frailness of the old bridge made it impossible to drive heavy vehicles across.
The frailness of his voice belied the strength of his spirit.
The frailness of the ecosystem was apparent in the decreasing number of native species.
