debility (Meaning)

Wordnet

debility (n)

the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)

Webster

The state of being weak; weakness; feebleness; languor.

The elderly woman struggled with the debility of arthritis, making it difficult for her to walk.
Chronic fatigue syndrome is characterized by a profound debility that affects daily functioning.
The debility resulting from the accident left him unable to perform his usual tasks.
Mental debility can sometimes be a consequence of certain neurological conditions.
The debility caused by malnutrition was evident in the children's stunted growth and weakened immune systems.
The debility of the patient's immune system made them vulnerable to infections.
The debility of the economy was evident in the high unemployment rates and sluggish growth.
The debility of the infrastructure became apparent during times of extreme weather, such as hurricanes.
She struggled with the debility of chronic pain, which affected her ability to work and enjoy life.
The debility of old age gradually took its toll on her physical and cognitive abilities.

the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)The state of being weak; weakness; feebleness; languor.

exhaustion, feebleness,weakness, debilitation, fatigue, languidness, disablement, listlessness, frailness, injury

robustness, energy,strength, hardihood, hardiness, vitality, hardiness, vitality, robustness, strength

The elderly woman struggled with the debility of arthritis, making it difficult for her to walk.

Chronic fatigue syndrome is characterized by a profound debility that affects daily functioning.

The debility resulting from the accident left him unable to perform his usual tasks.

Mental debility can sometimes be a consequence of certain neurological conditions.