debilitative
dɪˈbɪlɪˌteɪtɪv
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Definition of debilitative - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
weakening effectTECH.causing weakness or a decrease in strengthTECH.
  • The debilitative disease gradually impaired his ability to walk.
debilitating weakening
2.
psychologyTECH.relating to a reduction in effectivenessTECH.
  • Stress can have a debilitative impact on performance.
debilitating enfeebling weakening
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Origin of debilitative

Latin, debilis (weak) + -ative (suffix)

Examples of debilitative in a sentence

  • His debilitative condition required constant care.
  • Anxiety can be debilitative for students during exams.
  • The debilitative effects of fear were evident in his speech.

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  1. French:débilitant, handicapant, ...
  2. German:schwächend, debilitierend, ...
  3. Italian:debilitante, invalidante, ...
  4. Spanish:debilitante, inhibidor, ...
  5. Portuguese:enfraquecedor, redutor, ...
  6. Chinese:削弱的, 减弱的, ...
  7. Japanese:衰弱させる, 弱体化の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُضْعِف, مُقَلِّل لِلفَعَالِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַחְלִישׁ, ...
  10. Russian:изнуряющий, дебилитирующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ослаблюючий, дебілітуючий, ...
  12. Hindi:दुर्बलकारी, कमजोर, ...
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