Infirmity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFIRMITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• weakness, frailty
• physical or mental weakness
• the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
• state of being infirm
ADJECTIVE:
• The state of being infirm; feebleness; an imperfection or weakness; esp., an unsound, unhealthy, or debilitated state; a disease; a malady; as, infirmity of body or mind.
• A personal frailty or failing; foible; eccentricity; a weakness or defect.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being infirm; the condition of being feebl; frailty

Words related to INFIRMITY

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How to use INFIRMITY in a sentence

• The form, though erect and even stately, was that of one who had felt the long since abolished infirmity of advancing years.
• The touch of Nature which makes the whole world kin is infirmity.
• It is not wise to tax human infirmity too much, where there is sufficient to endure from causes that cannot be removed.
• All that need be remarked is, that a body which is to correct this infirmity ought itself to be free from it, and consequently ought to be less numerous.
• Thou, whose all-pervading eye Nought escapes, without, within, Pardon each infirmity, Open fault, and secret sin.
• Perhaps my conceit was on a scale with my acknowledged infirmity where Catherine was concerned.
• The Wilbur twin at this moment frankly rejoiced in the infirmity of poor Ellis Bristow.
• The stranger paused, and a pang as if of sorrow seemed to pass across his brow, as he saw the weakness and infirmity of her who stood trembling before him.
• The infirmity of the good old clergyman had not permitted him to accompany the ceremony with more than the usual liturgy.
• Many also are they who gain an evil repute through infirmity of body, being thought to play the coward.
• He thinks that I am now the most helpless creature in the world, when, from infirmity, I want ten times more aid than I ever did.
• But he has learned patience, has come to regard his anger and loathing as a weakness or infirmity, and would not have it disturb the young and innocent.
• Some people thought him too ambitious, for even with philosophers 6 the passion for fame is often their last rag of infirmity.
• We must bear with their infirmity, till they shall be more fully instructed.
• Persons with very pale nails are subject to much infirmity of the flesh, and persecution by neighbours and friends.
• When I could no longer hurt them, the revolutionists have trampled on my infirmity.
• Though suffering from bodily infirmity in the later years of his life, his labors were unceasing for the salvation of souls, and for the edification of the church.
• It is a duty to be considerate toward human infirmity.
• There are those in our day who have made great use of this infirmity of our nature, and by means of it done infinite injury to the cause of good morals.
• Urine is a certain and not deceitful messenger of the health or infirmity of man.
• The strong hold which Augustus had was in the great infirmity of his father and in the blindness of Mr.
• He shall sit down there in the place of infirmity, inside the house, apart from the other worshippers of Mazda.
• This personage, big and fat, with a florid complexion, but with hands simply knotted with gout, would have drunk skeleton soup if it would have cured his infirmity.
• Buckle, in seeking to empty one term in order to obtain room for the other, was yielding concessions, not to the pure necessities of truth, but to his own infirmity as a thinker.
• Whilst with them, the clergyman of the parish became unable, from infirmity and illness, to do his duty, and Mr.
• Perhaps the young gentleman was not so far out of the way in failing to consider his infirmity a disadvantage.
• Anders Begmand had been brought up, but the magistrate stated that his evidence could not be received, on the ground of his mental deficiency and general infirmity.
• It is dawning upon me now that, after all, the infirmity counts for little.
• And behold there was a woman who had a spirit of infirmity eighteen years.
• I speak an human thing, because of the infirmity of your flesh.

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