debilitation (Meaning)

Wordnet

debilitation (n)

serious weakening and loss of energy

Webster

The act or process of debilitating, or the condition of one who is debilitated; weakness.

The debilitation caused by the illness left her unable to perform even the simplest tasks.
The gradual debilitation of the infrastructure made it increasingly difficult for residents to access basic services.
The debilitation of his mental faculties made it challenging for him to communicate effectively.
The debilitation of his physical health required constant medical attention and care.
The debilitation of the economy resulted in widespread unemployment and poverty.
The debilitation of her self-esteem made it hard for her to assert herself in social situations.
The debilitation of his confidence stemmed from years of criticism and rejection.
The debilitation of the ecosystem had far-reaching consequences for biodiversity and environmental stability.
The debilitation caused by the medication's side effects outweighed its potential benefits.
The debilitation of her immune system made her susceptible to frequent infections.

serious weakening and loss of energyThe act or process of debilitating, or the condition of one who is debilitated; weakness.

deterioration, weakening, decaying,decay, atrophy, degeneration, exhaustion, enfeeblement, decline, declension

improvement, revitalization, revitalization, recovery, rehabilitation, recuperation, improvement, recovery, rehabilitation, recuperation

The debilitation caused by the illness left her unable to perform even the simplest tasks.

The gradual debilitation of the infrastructure made it increasingly difficult for residents to access basic services.

The debilitation of his mental faculties made it challenging for him to communicate effectively.

The debilitation of his physical health required constant medical attention and care.