debility

Here would seem to be the nature of your debility.

Here I have to admit to what may seem a moral debility.

Within an hour, more than 600 people, most of them with severe mental debilities, were left on their own.

How deep into the horrors of my debility should I allow her to come?

There were many injuries along the way but no lingering debility.

Perhaps it was not surprising that he complained of physical debility.

Williams died in the house on September 13, 1858, of what his doctor called "general debility".

According to his obituary, death was the result of general debility due to old age.

The boy had started at a disadvantage, under a debility of sorrow.

Instead of hoping that they will acquire our debilities, we need to learn from their success.

She died, aged 96, from numerous debilities and a broken back.

"But you are still suffering from the debility produced by the illness and should not have left your bed."

Though they don't die of the disease, the debility and cost are enormous.

What had I to offer her but a host of minor inevitable physical debilities?

I would have spared you the debilities, the indignities of old age.

Sexual obsession and physical debility marked his last years, according to Johnson.

He died in his home in Philadelphia from general debility.

This may happen until death, serious debility, or organ failure occurs.

Chuckling he slipped back to his normal state of debility.

But a sort of unnatural strength seemed to have conquered his former debility.

The systematic evacuation of all debility cases that did not improve after a week's rest.

"I won't allow you or May to pay for my debilities.

Ah, that that great debility may ever be far from me!

I was merely being realistic about my temporary emotional debilities.

Stress testing, even if done in time, will detect only some of these people before symptoms, debility or death.