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1. (v.t.) debilitate
to make weak; enfeeble.
Etymology: (1525–35; < L dēbilitātus ptp. of dēbilitāre, v. der. of dēbilis weak)
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1. (verb) enfeeble, debilitate, drain
make weak
"Life in the camp drained him"
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1. (verb) debilitate
to impair the strength of; to weaken; to enfeeble; as, to debilitate the body by intemperance
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Sense: to make weak.
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 Afrikaans: verswak, aantas, aftakel |
 Arabic: يُضْعِف، يوهِن |
 Bulgarian: отслабвам |
 Brazilian: debilitar |
 Czech: oslabit, zeslabit |
 German: schwächen |
 Danish: svække(s); afkræfte(s) |
 Greek: εξασθενίζω |
 Spanish: debilitar |
 Estonian: nõrgestama |
 Farsi: ناتوان کردن؛ ضعیف کردن |
 Finnish: heikentää |
 French: débiliter |
 Hebrew: לְהַחֲלִיש |
 Hindi: कमजोर करना |
 Croatian: oslabiti |
 Hungarian: elgyengít |
 Indonesian: melemahkan |
 Icelandic: veikja |
 Italian: debilitare |
 Japanese: 衰弱させる |
 Korean: 약화시키디 |
 Lithuanian: silpninti, sekinti |
 Latvian: novājināt |
 Malay: melemahkan |
 Dutch: verzwakken |
 Norwegian: svekke |
 Polish: osłabiać |
 Persian: ناتوان کردن؛ ضعیف کردن |
 Pashto: ضعيفول، كمزو كول، بې سيكه |
 Portuguese: debilitar |
 Romanian: a slăbi |
 Russian: ослаблять |
 Slovak: oslabiť |
 Slovenian: oslabiti |
 Serbian: oslabiti |
 Swedish: försvaga |
 Thai: ทำให้อ่อนกำลัง |
 Turkish: zayıflatmak, takatsiz bır |
 Taiwanese: 使衰弱 |
 Ukrainian: ослабляти, розслабляти |
 Urdu: کمزور کرنا |
 Vietnamese: làm suy nhược |
 Chinese: 使衰弱 |
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