enfeeble
1 of 1verb/ɛnˈfibəl/
Forms:enfeebles,enfeebling,enfeebled,enfeebled
1
to cause someone or something to lose strength
transitive- Lack of exercise can enfeeble muscles over time.
- Chronic stress can enfeeble the immune system.
- It enfeebles mental acuity when you consistently lack sleep.
- We enfeebled the structural integrity of our building by not maintaining it.
- Overreliance on technology without breaks can enfeeble one's focus.
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