enfeeble

Object

• state: Unfortunately, in future economic crises, we will once again suffer the consequences of the British ruling class's enfeebled state.
• opposition: The only performance-enhancing drugs he might have taken were hot dogs and beer; but he also played against an opposition enfeebled by racism.
• health: If my enfeebled health could support the excitement more often, you may depend upon it I should be more often here.

Subject

• age: The latter, always weak and wavering, was now enfeebled by old age.
• year: The trade union leaders too have become enfeebled by these 16 years in opposition and I think they have failed to give a lead.

Preposition: by

• age: The latter, always weak and wavering, was now enfeebled by old age.
• year: The trade union leaders too have become enfeebled by these 16 years in opposition and I think they have failed to give a lead.

Modifying Another Word

• already: The methods of overthrowing an already enfeebled government are well known to ancient and modern history.
• much: Much enfeebled, he remained there for three fruitless weeks before accepting the advice of an old gentleman to visit Holywell.
• somewhat: Oppenheimer, 63 years old, is aged, with white hair, and obviously ill with a somewhat enfeebled walk.
• not: America came out of the war not enfeebled, but strengthened.