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Meaning of enfeebled
The primary meaning of the word "enfeebled" is to make someone or something weak or feeble.
Etymology of enfeebled
The word "enfeebled" has its roots in the Old French word "enfeblir" or "enfebler", which is derived from the word "feble", meaning weak or feeble
Historically, the word has been used to describe physical or mental weakness, and has been in use since the 15th century
Synonyms
weakened
frail
feeble
debilitated
enervated
exhausted
fatigued
lethargic
languid
listless
asthenic
anemic
infirm
sickly
ailing
unwell
diseased
impaired
crippled
handicapped
incapacitated
powerless
helpless
paralyzed
paralyzed
numb
torpid
dormant
sluggish
slow
dull
weakened
emasculated
effete
decadent
degenerate
Definitions
- To make someone or something weak or feeble, either physically or mentally
- * To reduce the strength or effectiveness of something
Usage Examples
- The patient was enfeebled by the disease and required constant care
- * The economy was enfeebled by the lack of investment and poor management
- * Years of malnutrition had enfeebled the child, making them susceptible to illnesses
Antonyms
strengthened
empowered
energized
invigorated
revitalized
rejuvenated
robust
vigorous
potent
powerful
capable
able
fit
healthy
hale
hearty
stalwart
sturdy
resilient
hardened
fortified
reinforced