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1. (n.) fragility
the quality of being fragile; weakness; delicacy.
Etymology: (1470–80)
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| Definition of 'fragility' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) fragility, breakability, frangibleness, frangibility
quality of being easily damaged or destroyed
2. (noun) fragility, delicacy
lack of physical strength
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1. (noun) fragility
the condition or quality of being fragile; brittleness; frangibility
2. (noun) fragility
weakness; feebleness
3. (noun) fragility
liability to error and sin; frailty
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Sense: easily broken
a fragile glass vase.
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 Afrikaans: breekbaarheid |
 Arabic: هَشاشَه، سُرْعَة الإنْكِس |
 Bulgarian: чупливост |
 Brazilian: fragilidade |
 Czech: křehkost |
 German: die Zerbrechlichkeit |
 Danish: skrøbelighed |
 Greek: ευθραυστότητα |
 Spanish: fragilidad |
 Estonian: haprus |
 Farsi: سستی |
 Finnish: hauraus |
 French: fragilité |
 Hebrew: שְׁבִירוּת |
 Hindi: भंगुरता |
 Croatian: lomnost, krhkost |
 Hungarian: törékenység |
 Indonesian: kerapuhan |
 Icelandic: brothætta |
 Italian: fragilità |
 Japanese: もろさ |
 Korean: 깨지기 쉬움 |
 Lithuanian: trapumas |
 Latvian: trauslums |
 Malay: mudah pecah |
 Dutch: breekbaarheid |
 Norwegian: skjørhet, spinkelhet |
 Polish: kruchość |
 Persian: سستی |
 Pashto: نازكى، كمزورى |
 Portuguese: fragilidade |
 Romanian: fragilitate |
 Russian: хрупкость |
 Slovak: krehkosť |
 Slovenian: krhkost |
 Serbian: lomljivost |
 Swedish: bräcklighet |
 Thai: การเปราะแตกง่าย |
 Turkish: kolayca kırılma, narinlik |
 Taiwanese: 易碎性 |
 Ukrainian: крихкість, ламкість |
 Urdu: نازکی |
 Vietnamese: tính mỏng manh; sự yếu ớt |
 Chinese: 易碎性 |
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