enfeebler (Meaning)
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enfeebler (n.)
One who, or that which, weakens or makes feeble.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enfeebler
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enfeebler Sentence Examples
- The oppressive heat enfeebled the workers, making them struggle to carry out their tasks.
- The lack of sleep and proper nutrition enfeebled the athlete, leading to a disappointing performance.
- The illness had enfeebled the once-strong man, leaving him frail and vulnerable.
- The economic downturn enfeebled many businesses, forcing them to close their doors or scale back operations.
- The constant barrage of negative news enfeebled the public's morale, creating a sense of hopelessness and despair.
- The government's failure to provide adequate support enfeebled the struggling economy, prolonging the recession.
- The years of war had enfeebled the nation, leaving it vulnerable to attack from its enemies.
- The drought enfeebled the crops, resulting in a poor harvest and widespread hunger.
- The injury enfeebled the player's leg, making it difficult for him to walk, let alone play sports.
- The harsh criticism enfeebled the politician's confidence, causing him to withdraw from the public eye.
FAQs About the word enfeebler
One who, or that which, weakens or makes feeble.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The oppressive heat enfeebled the workers, making them struggle to carry out their tasks.
The lack of sleep and proper nutrition enfeebled the athlete, leading to a disappointing performance.
The illness had enfeebled the once-strong man, leaving him frail and vulnerable.
The economic downturn enfeebled many businesses, forcing them to close their doors or scale back operations.
