noun
infirmity
Infirmity (noun) means Physical weakness or illness, often brought on by old age.
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1
Physical weakness or illness, often brought on by old age.
"He bore the weight of old age and physical infirmity."
"Despite her infirmity, she remained mentally sharp."
2
A weakness or flaw in someone's character.
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What is the meaning of infirmity?
"infirmity" (noun) means physical weakness or illness, often brought on by old age.
What is another word for infirmity?
Other words for "infirmity" include feebleness, valetudinarianism, frailty, debility, frailness.
What is the opposite of infirmity?
Opposites of "infirmity" include vigor, soundness, strength.
What are the different meanings of infirmity?
"infirmity" has 2 main meanings: 1. Physical weakness or illness, often brought on by old age; 2. A weakness or flaw in someone's character.
