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Examples of debility
debility
The well-filled stomachs are not exactly an indicator of disease or fatal debility.
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The rehab vibe, however, the smell of generalized debility, is a constant.
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We learn also how he was prone to illness, but conquered his debility.
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The Chinese knew foot-binding produced suffering and debility.
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To this last debility, no sharper corrective currently exists than the American comic atheist.
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The progress of the play is really the gradual zombification of Morley as physical debility betokens his psychic decay.
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So did the awareness of her own debility.
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The Rudolphs faced increasing pain and debility.
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Authorities finally released Thin Lay to his family after he was in a state of physical and psychological debility and near death.
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- Infirmity: the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
- In astrology, a debility is referred to when a planet or other celestial body is in the sign of its detriment or fall.
- In general, debility refers to a loss of strength. In medicine, debility refers to being weak or feeble.
- A weak or afflicted condition of a planet. Being in Detriment or in Fall are potent essential debilities.
- A weakened planetary condition, due to unsympathetic aspect, motion, or position. See Dignity.
- A general hindrance placed upon a planet due to its unfavorable position. Can be based upon the essential dignities, accidental dignities or aspects.
- Lack of movement or staying in bed
- A planet in it's detriment.
