Enfeeble - Law Dictionary Search Results

Debilitate

To impair the strength of to weaken to enfeeble as to debilitate the body by intemperance

sometimes used to give a causal force as in enable enfeeble to cause to be or to make able or feeble

To make feeble to deprive of strength to reduce the strength or force of to weaken to debilitate

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To enfeeble

To weaken as to the body or the mind to enfeeble

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Broken down with age wasted and enfeebled by the infirmities of old age feeble worn out

One who dotes a man whose understanding is enfeebled by age a dotard

A difficulty in producing vocal sounds enfeebled or depraved voice

same as debilitated 2

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