enfeeblement (Meaning)

Wordnet

enfeeblement (n)

serious weakening and loss of energy

Webster

The act of weakening; enervation; weakness.

The enfeeblement of the old man's body made it difficult for him to perform daily tasks.
The disease had caused a gradual enfeeblement of her muscles, making her unable to walk.
The nation's enfeeblement in the wake of the war left it vulnerable to attack.
The constant stress of her job had led to a gradual enfeeblement of her spirit.
The lack of proper nutrition resulted in the enfeeblement of the children in the village.
The enfeeblement of the economy made it difficult for people to find jobs and support their families.
The enfeeblement of the government's authority made it unable to maintain order and protect the rights of citizens.
The enfeeblement of the mind is often a symptom of old age or dementia.
The prisoner's enfeeblement made it easy for the guards to overpower him.
The enfeeblement of the army made it unable to defend the country against invasion.

serious weakening and loss of energyThe act of weakening; enervation; weakness.

deterioration, weakening, decline,decay, atrophy, declension, exhaustion, debilitation, ebbing, degeneration

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

The enfeeblement of the old man's body made it difficult for him to perform daily tasks.

The disease had caused a gradual enfeeblement of her muscles, making her unable to walk.

The nation's enfeeblement in the wake of the war left it vulnerable to attack.

The constant stress of her job had led to a gradual enfeeblement of her spirit.