infeeble Antonyms
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Meaning of infeeble
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infeeble (v. t.)
See Enfeeble.
infeeble Sentence Examples
- The relentless bombardment had infeebled the city, reducing it to a shadow of its former glory.
- Illness had infeebled her, leaving her with trembling hands and a weakened gait.
- The harsh winds of winter infeebled the elderly man, making him vulnerable to pneumonia.
- Decades of poverty had infeebled the community, robbing it of its vitality and resources.
- The constant stress of work had infeebled his mind, leading to insomnia and anxiety.
- The infeebled old woman was unable to walk unassisted, relying on a cane to support her.
- The drug addiction had infeebled his body, making him a shell of his former self.
- The constant barrage of criticism had infeebled his confidence, causing him to retreat within himself.
- The infeebled patient lay in bed, too weak to even speak.
- The lack of opportunity infeebled the young people, leaving them disillusioned and without hope.
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See Enfeeble.
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The relentless bombardment had infeebled the city, reducing it to a shadow of its former glory.
Illness had infeebled her, leaving her with trembling hands and a weakened gait.
The harsh winds of winter infeebled the elderly man, making him vulnerable to pneumonia.
Decades of poverty had infeebled the community, robbing it of its vitality and resources.
