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debilitating Definition and Meaning in English (debilitating definition)

adjective
Synonyms:weakeningenervatingexhausting
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Debilitating definition: Causing a person or thing to become very weak and infirm, often over a period of time.

Definitions of Debilitating

  1. 1adjective

    Causing a person or thing to become very weak and infirm, often over a period of time.

Example Sentences

casual

“The debilitating illness left her unable to work for months.”

medical

“Chronic pain can be a debilitating condition.”

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infinitivedebilitate
past participledebilitated
noundebilitation

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Debilitating definition: Causing a person or thing to become very weak and infirm, often over a period of time.
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'Debilitating' translates to 'debilitating' in English. Debilitating definition: Causing a person or thing to become very weak and infirm, often over a period of time.
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