feebling Definition
the present participle of feeble, meaning lacking physical strength or frail.
Using feebling: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "feebling" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The disease has been feebling him for years.
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The old man's body was feebling with age.
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The company's finances are feebling due to the pandemic.
feebling Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: feebling in Brief
'Feebling' [ˈfiːblɪŋ] is the present participle of 'feeble', which means lacking physical strength or frail. It is often used to describe the weakening of a person, thing, or situation, as in 'The disease has been feebling him for years.' Synonyms include 'weakening' and 'debilitating,' while antonyms include 'strengthening' and 'invigorating.'
