frailness
/ˈfreɪlnəs/
noun
- The state or quality of being physically weak and delicate.
- The doctor noted the frailness of the child's bones.
- His frailness after the accident surprised everyone who knew him as an athlete.
- The frailness of the elderly patient required special care.
- The quality of being easily broken, damaged, or destroyed.
- We were all aware of the frailness of the peace treaty.
- The frailness of the antique chair meant no one could sit on it.
- The frailness of the ice made skating dangerous.
- Weakness in character or moral strength.
- He admitted his own frailness and asked for forgiveness.
- Her frailness in resisting temptation was her downfall.
- The story explores the frailness of human virtue.
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