Similar words: debilitate, rehabilitation, rehabilitate, militate, facilitate, inevitability, facilitated, compatibility. Meaning: [dɪ'bɪlɪteɪt] 
adj. impairing the strength and vitality.
adj. impairing the strength and vitality. 
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(61) Chronic fatigue syndrome ( CFS ): Sudden debilitating fatigue of unknown cause.
(62) Or where he would prescribe drugs he knew would work and not have debilitating side - effects.
(63) The accompanying fratricide—it involved the murder and uprooting of millions of Hindus and Muslims—condemned India and Pakistan to several destructive wars and a debilitating arms race.
(64) For the next few days, we'll concentrate on the antidotes to these debilitating beliefs.
(65) Twenty-five years old, he has debilitating pain from a form of degenerative arthritis and bone spurs.
(66) A legacy of decades of lead and zinc mining have left a city poisoned by debilitating concentrations of lead dust in the soil and by metals in the water.
(67) The virus may cause epidemic polyarthritis which can be extremely debilitating.
(68) In this true-life tale King George VI struggles to overcome a debilitating speech impediment.
(69) Constant overtime,(http://sentencedict.com/debilitating.html) repetitive line tasks and debilitating overnight shifts can breed a sense of isolation.
(70) It does not apply to those suffering debilitating illnesses and physical collapse of their body -- for example, those suffering from Motor Neurone Syndrome.
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