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frailty

/ˈfreɪl.ti/

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noun

/ˈfreɪl.ti/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние слабости, хрупкости или уязвимости, часто используемое в физическом, моральном или эмоциональном контексте.

A noun referring to the condition of being weak, delicate, or fragile, often used in a physical, moral, or emotional context.

  1. Physical weaknessB2formal

    The condition of being physically weak or delicate.

    ruХрупкость

    • The frailty of the elderly woman made it difficult for her to walk.
    • His frailty after the illness was evident to everyone.
    • The doctor noted the patient's increasing frailty.

    Synonymsdebilitydelicacyfeeblenessfragilityfrailnessinfirmityvulnerabilityweakness

    Antonymshardinessrobustnessstrengthsturdinesstoughnessvigor

  2. Moral weaknessC1formal

    A weakness in character or moral principles.

    ruСлабость

    • Human frailty often leads to mistakes and regrets.
    • He struggled with the frailty of his own willpower.
    • The novel explores the frailty of human nature.

    Synonymsdefectfailingfallibilityflawfoibleimperfectionshortcomingviceweakness

    Antonymsfortitudeintegritystrengthvirtue

  3. Vulnerability or fragilityC1formal

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

    ruХрупкость

    • The frailty of the ancient manuscript required careful handling.
    • The ecosystem's frailty is threatened by pollution.
    • The frailty of the peace agreement became apparent.

    Synonymsbrittlenessdelicacyfeeblenessfragilityfrailnessinfirmityvulnerabilityweakness

    Antonymshardinessresiliencerobustnessstrengthsturdinesstoughness

Forms
  • frailties plural form
  • frailties' possessive plural form
  • frailty's possessive singular form
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