debilitated (Meaning)

Wordnet

debilitated (s)

lacking energy or vitality

Webster

of Debilitate

After weeks of illness, she was debilitated and could barely leave her bed.
The economy was severely debilitated by the sudden downturn.
The athlete's injury debilitated his performance, forcing him to withdraw from the competition.
The constant stress of her job left her feeling mentally and emotionally debilitated.
The elderly woman's health had become so debilitated that she required round-the-clock care.
The tropical storm debilitated the infrastructure, leaving many areas without power or clean water.
The virus debilitated the immune system, making the patient susceptible to further infections.
The loss of her beloved pet debilitated her with grief for months.
Years of substance abuse had debilitated his body and mind.
The war debilitated the country's economy, leaving many citizens impoverished and struggling.

lacking energy or vitalityof Debilitate

weakened,weak, frail, disabled, feeble, down-and-out, asthenic, weary, exhausted, prostrate

tough, mighty, stout, stout, able-bodied, rugged,powerful, able-bodied, strong, hard

After weeks of illness, she was debilitated and could barely leave her bed.

The economy was severely debilitated by the sudden downturn.

The athlete's injury debilitated his performance, forcing him to withdraw from the competition.

The constant stress of her job left her feeling mentally and emotionally debilitated.