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View usage for: infirmity in British English (ɪnˈfɜːmɪtɪ) nounWord forms: plural -ties1. the state or quality of being infirm 2. physical weakness or debility; frailty 3. a moral flaw or failing infirmity in American English (ɪnˈfɜrməti) noun1. the quality or state of being infirm; feebleness; weakness 2. Word forms: plural inˈfirmities an instance of this ; specif.,a. a physical weakness or defect; frailty or ailment, as from old age b. a moral weakness; defect Word origin ME infirmite < L infirmitasExamples of 'infirmity' in a sentenceinfirmity `Did the post-mortem on Leonard Pearson reveal any infirmity or disability?Unfortunately, Withington's not the stuff that heroes are made of and seems not to have improved with age and increasing infirmity. Synonyms of 'infirmity'frailty, ill health, debility, deficiency ailment, failing, weakness, fault More Synonyms of infirmity Definition the state of being infirm In spite of his infirmity, he is still producing plays. Synonyms ill health feebleness sickliness Opposites health , strength , vigour , wellness , soundness Definition physical weakness or frailty Older people often try to ignore their infirmities. Additional synonymsDefinition a state of weakness, esp. caused by illness Anxiety or general debility can play a part in allergies. Synonyms weakness, exhaustion, frailty, incapacity, infirmity, feebleness, faintness, decrepitude, enervation, enfeeblement, sickliness the boundary between healthy middle age and total decrepitude Synonyms weakness, old age, incapacity, wasting, invalidity, senility, infirmity, dotage, debility, feebleness, eld (archaic) Definition an imperfection or blemish The report pointed out the defects in the present system. Synonyms deficiency, want, failing, lack, mistake, fault, error, absence, weakness, flaw, shortcoming, inadequacy, imperfection, frailty, foible- infinitesimal
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