debilitate

Object

• planet: Q: You mentioned earlier that you have a lot of debilitated planets in your chart.
• patient: Certain strains of MRSA are easy to spread between patients and can colonize in debilitated patients.
• condition: Due to the debilitated condition of Mars and its opposition to the Moon in Scorpio, the doctor succeeds in killing his patient.
• animal: Younger animals are more likely to be affected than older ones, although very old or debilitated animals are also susceptible.
• state: When horses recover from influenza, they can be left in a debilitated state making them more susceptible to secondary infections.
• horse: Old or debilitated horses are at increased risk of infection or re-infection.

Subject

• disease: Older people and those debilitated by chronic disease, anemia and immunosuppression are at particular risk, but complications can occur at any age.

Modifying Another Word

• severely: This is of military significance because stopping this flow of information will severely debilitate the function of any such system.
• completely: A virus can completely debilitate your computer and potentially cause the entire loss of all information.
• so: He almost died and was so debilitated that he lost about 70 % of his scales!
• seriously: His short-term recovery was against the medical odds, but left him seriously debilitated, and in February 2003 he died.
• often: In bullfights, bulls are often debilitated with tranquilizers or beatings and are blinded by having petroleum jelly rubbed into their eyes.
• already: An additional weakness is the already debilitated capacity of ICT suppliers.

Used with why or when

• when: The rat was emaciated and debilitated when this photo was taken one week later on March 30.

Preposition: in

• way: To have many planets debilitated in this way in a nativity is considered a sign of obscurity and low birth.

Preposition: with

• tranquilizer: In bullfights, bulls are often debilitated with tranquilizers or beatings and are blinded by having petroleum jelly rubbed into their eyes.

Preposition: by

• disease: Older people and those debilitated by chronic disease, anemia and immunosuppression are at particular risk, but complications can occur at any age.
• illness: Nations could not advance so long as their populaces were debilitated by illness.