debilitate 的定义
de·bil·i·tat·ed, de·bil·i·tat·ing.
- to make weak or feeble; enfeeble: The siege of pneumonia debilitated her completely.
debilitate 近义词
incapacitate
更多debilitate例句
- A debilitating pandemic swept through the global economy, upending long-established ways of doing business.
- That leads to dementia, a debilitating condition that affects millions of Americans each year.
- Chikungunya is a disease that can result in debilitating joint pain.
- Extreme humidity from New Orleans to northern Wisconsin will make summers increasingly unbearable, turning otherwise seemingly survivable heat waves into debilitating health threats.
- His story also doubles as the suffocating, debilitating nature of the closet itself.
- Infernal, it can cause fires and explosions; toxic, it can debilitate, poison, and kill.
- Taking hot food or drink, habitually, tends to debilitate all the organs thus needlessly excited.
- Many suppose that a warm bath exposes a person more readily to take cold; and that it tends to debilitate the system.
- He was one of those whom books cannot debilitate, nor a life of study incapacitate for the study of life.
- Even tea and coffee, the common beverages of all classes of people, have a tendency to debilitate the digestive organs….
- In such a case diarrhea will no longer serve a good end, but will on the contrary debilitate the system.