Similar words: agility, fragile, utility, ability, viability, facility, stability, fertility. Meaning: [frə'dʒɪlətɪ] 
n. 1. quality of being easily damaged or destroyed 2. lack of physical strength.
n. 1. quality of being easily damaged or destroyed 2. lack of physical strength. 
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(61) According to them, ecotourism must above all sensitize people to the beauty and the fragility of nature.
(62) Osteogenesis imperfecta(OMIM 166200)is an autosomal dominant disorder characterized by bone fragility and abnormalities of connective tissue.
(63) Given the extreme fragility of the private sector, that could cause another economic downturn.
(64) A key measure of fear and fragility is the ability of poor and unstable countries to borrow money on the debt markets.
(65) Conclusion The cytoskeleton injury could cause the increase of cellular fragility and the decrease of the viscoelasticity, which ultimately lead to the change of cellular biodynamics.
(66) Summary of Background Data. OI is a rare genetic collagen disorder that is characterized by bone fragility and ligamentous laxity.
(67) Her evocative work was described in Artforum as "tinged with a sadness that spoke of the precariousness, isolation, and fragility of human existence."
(68) Branches sealed in ice take on a glass-like fragility in Newfoundland. Reaching east into the Atlantic Ocean, the island faces harsh temperatures and deep snows throughout the winter.
(69) Solidity in the north up for fragility in the south.
(70) And, from the non-performing loan rate, the capital sufficiency of capital, profit ability, the fluid risk four angles elaborated our country Bank system fragility present situation.
(71) And all of a sudden in the twentieth century came the discovery of its fragility and friability.
(72) In doing so he was echoing the time-honored fear about the fragility of republics.
(73) China traditionally feared any fragility and volatility in North Korea.
(74) Citrus bioflavonoids have been shown to support capillary function by reducing fragility of capillary walls and improving capillary permeability.
(75) Although the meeting isn't expected to change Federal Reserve policy,(www.Sentencedict.com) it will highlight the fragility of global currencies and only increase gold's appeal as hard money that retains value.
(76) The fragility of crystal is not a weakness but a fineness.
(77) Monilethrix, a rare congenital trichodystrophy, is characterized by fragility of scalp hair with partial or total alopecia.
(78) Then the paper has carried on the thorough analysis to our country Bank system fragility present situation and the influencing factor.
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