1. weakened in strength, power, or health

1. to make weak or weaker; to reduce the strength or effectiveness of
Usage: past tense and past participle of enfeeble

Examples

• The long illness had enfeebled her body, leaving her unable to walk without assistance.
• Years of poor nutrition enfeebled the population's overall health.
• The scandal enfeebled the government's authority and public trust.
• An enfeebled economy struggled to recover from the recession.
• The elderly man's enfeebled voice could barely be heard across the room.
• Constant criticism enfeebled his confidence and resolve.
• The disease enfeebled his immune system over time.