“After recovering from a severe illness, John was left in a state of debilitation, struggling to regain his physical strength.”

“The debilitation of the old building made it unsafe to occupy.”

“I've struggled to do as much work as I can through it, but the debilitation it's caused has frustrated me no end.”

“These workers stated that the infections cause a dermatitis which is neither pathogenic nor debilitant.”

“He is now, at 79, battling the increasing debility of his body, which is failing under the invasion of Parkinson's disease.”

“Many, though not all, cases resulting in debility stemmed from chronic diarrhea or dysentery.”

“And at the extremes, there are certainly correlations between advanced age and debility that increase the risk of complications.”