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Definition of frailty - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalstate of being weak in health or body
- The frailty of the elderly requires special care.
2.
conditiongeneral condition of being weak or fragile
- The frailty of the structure was concerning.
3.
moralitymoral weakness or lack of willpower
- He succumbed to the frailty of temptation.
Origin of frailty
Middle English, frail (weak) + -ty (suffix)
Examples of frailty in a sentence
Frailty in old age can lead to falls. His frailty became more apparent with age. The frailty of her health required constant care. Her frailty led her to make poor choices. The frailty of his character was evident in his actions.
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- French:fragilité, vulnérabilité, ...
- German:Gebrechlichkeit, Fragilität, ...
- Italian:fragilità, ...
- Spanish:fragilidad, ...
- Portuguese:fragilidade, fraqueza, ...
- Chinese:虚弱, 脆弱性, ...
- Japanese:虚弱, 弱さ, ...
- Arabic:وَهَن, هَشَاشَة, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁבָרִירִיּוּת, שְׁבָרִירִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:хрупкость, немощность, ...
- Ukrainian:крихкість, тендітність, ...
- Hindi:दुर्बलता, नाज़ुकता, ...
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