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Example sentences for "debilitate"

Lexicographically close words:
debes; debet; debia; debil; debile; debilitated; debilitates; debilitating; debility; debit
  1. Here are three different forms of physic for cattle, which do not debilitate the system, like aloes and salts, because they determine to the surface as well as the bowels.

  2. Is it not, then, reasonable to suppose, that what will debilitate the strongest constitution in a state of health, will be attended with most serious evils when applied to a person laboring under any malady?

  3. If we grant that any deviation from the healthy state denotes debility of one or more functions, then whatever has a tendency to debilitate further cannot restore the animal to health.

  4. It appears from this experiment, that an animal will lose about one fifteenth part of its weight of blood before it dies; though a less quantity may so far debilitate the vital powers, as to be, though less suddenly, equally fatal.

  5. Taking hot food or drink, habitually, tends to debilitate all the organs thus needlessly excited.

  6. Let the matter be regarded thus: The experiments of physiologists all prove that stimulants are not needful to health, and that, as the general rule, they tend to debilitate the constitution.

  7. On the other hand, the nerves of feeling and thinking may be so used as to withdraw the nervous fluid from the nerves of motion, and thus debilitate the muscles.

  8. It is little realized that purgative drugs are unnatural modes of stimulating the internal organs, tending to exhaust them of their secretions, and to debilitate and disturb the animal economy.

  9. If I may once more declare my sentiments, my lords, I believe the ministers do not so much wish to debilitate the bodies as the understandings of posterity, nor so ardently desire a race of cripples as of fools.

  10. It is little realized, that purgative drugs are unnatural modes of stimulating the internal organs, tending to exhaust them of their secretions, and to debilitate and disturb the animal economy.

  11. Many suppose that a warm bath exposes a person more readily to take cold; and that it tends to debilitate the system.

  12. They stupefy the brain, debilitate the nervous system, and have, in not a few instances, formed an unfortunate appetite and habit, most difficult to overcome.

  13. While the diet should be nourishing, consisting of wild game, mutton, chicken, and wine, the patient ought not to debilitate the stomach by the use of strong tea or coffee.

  14. It does not weaken or debilitate the person, but is in every way beneficial.

  15. I will not debilitate the cook; I will not exhaust the fowl-yard.

  16. Hence small doses of emetic tartar, and ipecacuanha, and large doses of nitre, by producing nausea debilitate and lessen the energy of the circulation, and are thence useful in inflammatory diseases.

  17. I will not debilitate the cook; I will not exhaust the fowl- yard.

  18. Such things both cloy and weaken the stomach, and thereby take away the appetite, and thus debilitate the frame.


  19. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "debilitate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    abate; afflict; attenuate; beat; blunt; break; bugger; cramp; cripple; damp; dampen; deaden; debase; debilitate; decay; demoralize; deplete; depress; derange; deteriorate; disable; disorder; drain; dull; emasculate; enervate; enfeeble; exhaust; extenuate; fag; fatigue; flag; hamstring; harass; incapacitate; indispose; invalid; jade; kibosh; lame; maim; mitigate; overstrain; prostrate; queer; rattle; reduce; sabotage; shake; sicken; spike; tire; undermine; unman; unnerve; upset; weaken; wear; weary; wilt; wind; wing; wreck