Thus we see that the effects of the hot and cold bath are different and opposite; the one debilitatesby stimulating, and the other produces stimulant or tonic effects by debilitating.
This plethora debilitatesthe industrial body, its functional activities are weakened.
Sea-scurvy is caused by salt diet, the perpetual stimulus of which debilitates the venous and absorbent systems.
Hysteric paroxysms are occasioned by whatever suddenly debilitates the system, as fear, or cold, and perhaps sometimes by external moisture of the air, as all delicate people have their days of greater or less debility, see Class IV.
Now, the premature development of these fibrous radicles, or roots, debilitates the tuber; in short, we have a sick potato.
This custom is very pernicious; it debilitates the mother, overworks all parts of the living machinery, and being in direct opposition to the laws of their being, their progeny must degenerate.
To ascertain how the socialistic temperament thus debilitates the faculties, it will be enough to note certain characteristics distinctive of those possessing it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "debilitates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
