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n. (plural of debility English)
Usage examples of "debilities".
Whether this signifies that His Most Catholic Majesty was troubled by debilities of a sexual sort, I would not dare to say.
They will, however, never suffer the debilities that used to depress and make our ancestors demand the mercy of euthanasia.
He had visibly aged since he had helped remove the engines from the three colony ships and Lessa had noticed that the slow way in which he now moved was due more to the debilities of age than deliberated movements.
He referred to some difficult instances in his struggle against the debilities and weaknesses of the human species, until the Catholic Dames stopped paying attention, overwhelmed by the heat.
He'd been adrift in the basal tissue of Summer House while his injuries and debilities gradually healed.