infirmity|infirmities in English

noun

[in'fir·mi·ty || ɪn'fɜrmətɪ /-'fɜːr-]

sickness, illness; physical weakness, frailty; lack of moral strength

Use "infirmity|infirmities" in a sentence

1. Infirmity often comes with old age.

2. Bad temper is his worst infirmity.

3. We all fear disability or infirmity.

4. The old woman was suffering from age and infirmity.

5. She never ignored him, or let him languish in his infirmities.

6. The state of being weak or feeble; infirmity.

7. For those with physical limitations or infirmities, each day is a challenge.

8. He acquired wealth, grew old, and experienced the infirmities of old age.

9. 6 Deafness and failing eyesight are among the infirmities of old age.

10. I have the germs of every human infirmity in me.

11. Caducity definition, the infirmity or weakness of old age; senility

12. His own infirmity was not the result of the English climate.

13. Old age and infirmity had begun to catch up with him.

14. The great crowd will carry old-world disabilities and infirmities over into the new world.

15. Do you have hearing or sight impairment, physical defect or infirmity?

16. He is lifting a covering from a man who has had infirmities since birth.

17. Affliction may come upon us in the form of sickness or long-term physical infirmities.

18. Meanwhile, the ministers keep assuring everyone that, whatever their illnesses or infirmities might be, they will certainly be healed.

19. To redress these wrongs, sweeping new regulatory powers will treat the infirmities that ail us.

20. A long-standing illness, disability or infirmity was reported by almost a quarter.

21. In spite of his age and infirmity, he still writes plays and novels.

22. The spirit of a man will sustain his infirmity; but a wounded spirit who can bear?

23. Eventually, Charles apparently conquered his physical infirmity, which might have been caused by rickets.

24. And a certain man was there , which had an infirmity thirty and eight years.

25. Synonyms for Caducities include senility, dotages, age, old age, second childhoods, senescence, elderliness, agedness, oldness and infirmities