frail in Latin
frail in Latin is fragilis — frail means physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
frail in Latin
fragilis
What does "frail" mean?
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adjective Physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
"Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter."
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adjective Easily broken down morally or emotionally; not firm in resolve.
"His frail willpower gave way after just one temptation."
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frail in a sentence
- Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter.
- The frail old bridge swayed with every step.
- His frail willpower gave way after just one temptation.
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What is "frail" in Latin?
"frail" in Latin is fragilis. frail means: Physically weak or delicate, especially due to age or illness.
How do you use "frail" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother had grown frail after the long winter." In Latin, "frail" is fragilis.
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