debilitation

From first use to debilitation takes only about six weeks.

"What debilitation strikes you down at this time of year?"

He'd thrown off his debilitation as if it had never existed.

He suffered chronic pain and debilitation for the rest of his life.

Why suffer this debilitation when relief can be almost immediate?

He also had two strokes since 2005, but neither left him with severe debilitation.

"Yes, and it's behind the general debilitation of the other citizens, too.

Or perhaps it was a sign of her debilitation.

So, too, can the debilitation and chronic pain that often accompany cancer.

The result of this can be bone damage, extreme pain, physical debilitation, and even death.

She feels a glass of sherry will remedy any known debilitation.

Popes can, of course, resign if they recognize their debilitation.

He still uses a wheelchair - his legs and body remain weak from the decades of debilitation.

We told our families and close friends so that his debilitation and death would not be an unexpected shock.

Maybe his debilitation had been caused by the passage through Death's Gate.

They display patterns of social isolation and physical debilitation more frequently associated with people in their 60s, 70s or beyond, the research says.

Extreme sunburns can be painful to the point of debilitation and may require hospital care.

It's his tireless effort at image control that seems to consume him to the point of talent debilitation.

In the end, debilitation gives way to depletion as the room is virtually emptied of its inhabitants.

Even this minor effort was almost beyond me, and I silently cursed the dangerous extent of my debilitation.

One result of this debilitation was his love affair with Mikhail Gorbachev.

After liberation, the death rate continued at approximately 25-50 people per day, due to the severe physical debilitation of the prisoners.

There might be side factors, perhaps long-standing debilitation.

Today's careful runners would make it without such debilitation -if they were in proper condition.

The result was the death or debilitation of many programs that might have survived had deft surgery been embraced as an option.