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infirmity

/ɪnˈfɜː.mə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das körperliche oder geistige Schwäche, Krankheit oder Gebrechlichkeit bezeichnet, oft im Zusammenhang mit Alter oder chronischen Zuständen.

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noun

/ɪnˈfɜː.mə.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das körperliche oder geistige Schwäche, Krankheit oder Gebrechlichkeit bezeichnet, oft im Zusammenhang mit Alter oder chronischen Zuständen.

A noun referring to a physical or mental weakness, illness, or disability, often associated with old age or chronic conditions.

  1. C1formal

    A physical weakness or ailment, especially one associated with old age.

    deGebrechlichkeit

    • Despite his infirmity, he remained cheerful.
    • The old man's infirmity prevented him from walking far.
    • She suffered from a chronic infirmity that limited her mobility.

    Synonymeafflictionailmentdebilitydecrepitudedisabilitydiseasefeeblenessfrailtysicknessweakness

    Antonymefitnesshealthstrengthvigor

  2. Moral or mental weaknessC2formal

    A weakness in character, will, or judgment.

    deSchwäche

    • His moral infirmity led him to make poor decisions.
    • The leader's infirmity of purpose caused the project to fail.
    • She overcame her mental infirmity through therapy.

    Synonymefailingflawfoiblefrailtyimperfectionshortcomingviceweakness

    Antonymefortituderesolvestrength

Formen
  • infirmities plural form
  • infirmities' possessive plural form
  • infirmity's possessive singular form
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