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feebleness

/ˈfiː.bəl.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota un estado de debilidad física o de salud, especialmente en la vejez, o una cualidad carente de intensidad o sustancia.

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noun

/ˈfiː.bəl.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota un estado de debilidad física o de salud, especialmente en la vejez, o una cualidad carente de intensidad o sustancia.

A noun referring to the state of being weak in health or body, especially from old age, or the quality of lacking intensity or substance.

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  1. Physical weaknessB2formal

    The state of being weak in health or body, often due to old age or illness.

    esDebilidad física

    • His feebleness prevented him from walking without assistance.
    • The feebleness of her grip suggested she was very tired.
    • Age had brought a certain feebleness to his once strong frame.

    Sinónimosdebilitydecrepitudeenervationfrailtyinfirmityweakness

    Antónimosrobustnessstrengthvigor

  2. Lack of intensity or substanceC1formal

    The quality of being weak, lacking force, depth, or significance.

    esDebilidad, falta de intensidad o sustancia

    • The feebleness of the argument failed to convince anyone.
    • Critics noted the feebleness of the plot in the second act.
    • Her smile had a feebleness that betrayed her disappointment.

    Sinónimosfaintnessinsubstantialitypallidnessslightnesstenuitythinnessvaguenessweakness

    Antónimosforceintensitypowerstrengthsubstancevigor

Formas
  • feeblenesses plural form
  • feeblenesses' possessive plural form
  • feebleness's possessive singular form
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