infirmative Antonyms
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Meaning of infirmative
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infirmative (a.)
Weakening; annulling, or tending to make void.
infirmative Sentence Examples
- The patient's infirmative condition required constant monitoring.
- The elderly woman's infirmative legs made it difficult for her to walk.
- The accident left the victim in an infirmative state, unable to work or care for themselves.
- The infirmative man relied heavily on his wife for support.
- The hospital was overcrowded with infirmative patients during the flu season.
- The infirmative nurse struggled to lift the heavy patient.
- The doctor prescribed medication to alleviate the infirmative symptoms.
- The infirmative veteran received assistance from a volunteer organization.
- The building's infirmative foundations threatened its stability.
- The company's infirmative financial situation forced them to lay off employees.
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Weakening; annulling, or tending to make void.
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The patient's infirmative condition required constant monitoring.
The elderly woman's infirmative legs made it difficult for her to walk.
The accident left the victim in an infirmative state, unable to work or care for themselves.
The infirmative man relied heavily on his wife for support.
