debilitate — to make someone or something weak and infirm
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make someone or something weak and infirm
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈbɪləˌteɪt/
Korean meaning: 쇠약하게 하다, 허약하게 만들다
Korean pronunciation: 디-빌-리-테이트 (강세: 빌)
Example Sentences
- The superhero's kryptonite allergy debilitated him faster than his nemesis expected.
- Chronic stress can debilitate both the mind and body.
- His addiction to social media debilitated his ability to focus on real conversations.
debilitate
VERB//dɪˈbɪləˌteɪt//
to make someone or something weak and infirm
Illness weakened the strong athlete
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Origin
From Latin 'debilitatus', the past participle of 'debilitare', meaning 'to weaken'. This comes from 'de-' (meaning 'down' or 'away') combined with 'debilis' (meaning 'weak').
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“The superhero's kryptonite allergy debilitated him faster than his nemesis expected.”
“Chronic stress can debilitate both the mind and body.”
“His addiction to social media debilitated his ability to focus on real conversations.”
“The vampire's bite didn't just hurt - it debilitated his victim's will to resist.”
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