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enfeebling's Usage Examples:

weeks, and she had barely recovered from an illness which still left its enfeebling effects upon her frame; but her voice was strong, pure and exquisitely.

rough draft, and that the progressively deteriorating script indicates an enfeebling illness, an illness which may have caused the “rough draft” to become.

The pogrom continued for some years, enfeebling what had been the most powerful Daly river tribe, and also decimating.

was unable to perform the duties of his office due to "derangement and enfeebling of the intellect".

Cleary is spoiling his writing by a succession of tiny lapses enfeebling the impact of the whole.

inability to assist with an attack north out of Hoengsong was clearly enfeebling the withdrawal.

Example of a wine-theme: "Two demons of drink beset wretched mortals, enfeebling thirst and harsh drunkenness.

they ruled: "by destroying orchards and peri-urban market gardens, by enfeebling the once vibrant polyculture and by depopulating the sedentarised steppe.

character arc to be "cliched", and the twist of her fall to the dark side "enfeebling" even though she initially comes across as a striking female character.

of bombs, such as: electromagnetic, air fuelled, graphite, laser and enfeebling bombs.

erosion of the notions of distinction and hierarchy, and the subsequent enfeebling of the Western mind"s capacity to reason.

registered the collapse of Khazar power in attributing its eclipse to the enfeebling effects of "false" religion.

seeing it as giving too many concessions to the revolutionaries and enfeebling the government.

Synonyms:

enervating, debilitating, debilitative, weakening,

Antonyms:

invigorating, strengthening, rise, increase, concentration,