Frailty Definition

frāltē
frailties
noun
frailties
The quality or condition of being frail; weakness, specif. moral weakness.
Webster's New World
Any fault or failing arising from such weakness.
Webster's New World
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Noun

Singular:
frailty
Plural:
frailties

Origin of Frailty

  • From Old French fraileté

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Frailty Sentence Examples

  • Fighting their own frailty, they tend the needs of others.

  • It can improve common age-related problems, such as limited flexibility, sore joints and general frailty.

  • I see Satan's wiles, I see what the world wants, and I sense the frailty and corruption of my flesh.

  • It is worth reminding the class of the " Frailty thy name is woman " observation from Hamlet 's first soliloquy.

  • The individual is generally homebound as a result of frailty, illness, or extenuating circumstances.

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Words Starting With

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