infirm

He was infirm and died at a very young age.

Charles's health became more infirm as well through these years.

Not nearly so old and infirm as he might want, for the moment, to suggest.

No longer could only the old or infirm be selected to go, but from among the young.

He was old, infirm, and the most gentle man she had ever met.

Perhaps most important, an infirm person must first acknowledge the need.

The church, which once had some 200 members, is now down to about 50, many of them elderly or infirm.

In any case it was too late for his own infirm offspring.

There are no elderly or infirm members in the group.

A glorious relationship was, by his telling, an infirm one as well.

He knew the old and infirm Catholics would have to remain.

They single out an old, young, or infirm animal and only then start the chase.

I fear he is too old and infirm to go to service again."

You may be infirm or disabled one day and then your view will no doubt change.

That way, in case I was too infirm to buy my medicine, they could pick it up for me.

He was still too infirm to ride down with you?"

Her only friend in the building is also infirm.

The visit is not recommended for the elderly or infirm.

This practice is used even with elderly and infirm prisoners.

Already blind in one eye, he became increasingly infirm over the next five years.

The nation was paying more attention to its aging, infirm cities.

When infirm residents asked him to bring their mail, he said, "No problem."

"Take my infirm old hand, if it will reassure you."

They gave some thought to trying to protect the children, the sick and infirm, the elderly.

Not persuasive evidence of aged and infirm people living there.