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infirm

/ɪnˈfɜːrm/

Traduction: Décrit une personne physiquement faible ou fragile, souvent en raison de la vieillesse ou de la maladie.

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adjective

/ɪnˈfɜːrm/C1formalmedical
  • frDécrit une personne physiquement faible ou fragile, souvent en raison de la vieillesse ou de la maladie.

Describes someone who is physically weak or frail, often due to old age or illness.

  1. Physically weakB2formal

    Lacking physical strength or vitality, often due to age or illness.

    frFaible physiquement

    • The infirm patient required constant care.
    • He became infirm after a long illness.
    • The hospital provides special services for the elderly and infirm.

    Synonymesailingdebilitateddecrepitdisabledfeeblefragilefrailsicklyweak

    Antonymeshalehealthyrobuststrongsturdyvigorous

  2. Weak in will or characterC1formal

    Lacking firmness of will, character, or purpose; irresolute.

    frfaible de caractère

    • His infirm resolve led him to abandon the project.
    • She was too infirm in her decisions to lead effectively.
    • An infirm purpose often results in failure.

    Synonymesfalteringfeebleindecisiveirresolutespinelessvacillatingwavering

    Antonymesdeterminedfirmresolutesteadfastunyielding

Formes
  • more infirm comparative form
  • most infirm superlative form
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