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fragility

/frəˈdʒɪl.ə.ti/

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noun

/frəˈdʒɪl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество или состояние лёгкой ломкости, повреждения или хрупкости.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being easily broken, damaged, or delicate.

uncountable

  1. Physical weaknessB2formal

    The quality of being easily broken, damaged, or destroyed.

    ruХрупкость

    • The fragility of the antique vase made it difficult to transport.
    • Glass is known for its fragility.
    • The package was marked with a warning about fragility.

    Synonymsbrittlenessdelicacyflimsinessfrailnessfrailtyfrangibilityvulnerabilityweakness

    Antonymsdurabilityhardinessresiliencerobustnesssoliditystrengthsturdinesstoughness

  2. Emotional vulnerabilityB2formal

    The state of being emotionally delicate or easily upset.

    ruЭмоциональная уязвимость

    • Her fragility was evident after the loss of her pet.
    • He spoke with a fragility that touched everyone in the room.
    • The therapist helped her understand her own emotional fragility.

    Synonymsdelicacyfrailtysensitivitytendernessvulnerability

    Antonymsfortitudehardinessresiliencestabilitytoughness

  3. Systemic vulnerabilityC1formal

    The susceptibility of a system, economy, or structure to failure or collapse.

    ruСистемная уязвимость

    • The fragility of the global economy was exposed by the crisis.
    • Experts warned about the fragility of the power grid.
    • The fragility of the peace agreement became apparent.

    Synonymsbrittlenessexposurefrailtyinstabilityprecariousnesssusceptibilityvulnerabilityweakness

    Antonymsresiliencerobustnesssturdiness

Forms
  • fragilities plural form
  • fragilities' possessive plural form
  • fragility's possessive singular form
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