infirmly (Meaning)

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infirmly (adv.)

In an infirm manner.

The infirmly elderly man struggled to navigate the crowded market.
Her once-sturdy legs now carried her infirmly as she shuffled along.
The infirmary was filled with the infirmly injured, their bodies broken and vulnerable.
The frail, infirmly grandmother was lovingly cared for by her devoted family.
The infirmly child clung tightly to his mother's hand as they walked through the bustling street.
The infirmities of age had weakened his body and left him infirmly dependent on others.
The infirmary was the last refuge for the infirmly, a place where they could find solace and care.
The infirmly beggar sat on the street corner, his frail body a testament to his desperate circumstances.
The infirmities of war had left many soldiers infirmly disabled, their bodies and minds scarred forever.
The infirmly patient lay in the hospital bed, his weakened eyes gazing up at the ceiling.

In an infirm manner.

frail,weak, feeble, disabled, weakened, enervated, languid, prostrate, tired, unsubstantial

husky, hard, muscular, stalwart, virile, strong, beefy, hard, mighty, athletic

The infirmly elderly man struggled to navigate the crowded market.

Her once-sturdy legs now carried her infirmly as she shuffled along.

The infirmary was filled with the infirmly injured, their bodies broken and vulnerable.

The frail, infirmly grandmother was lovingly cared for by her devoted family.