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Plural Form of Infirmity

Description:

The plural form of infirmity refers to multiple instances of physical or mental weakness, illness, or frailty.

Senses:

1. Noun: Plural of infirmity.
2. Verb: Third person plural of the verb infirm.

Usages:

Noun:

Sense 1: Infirmities can manifest as various health conditions, impairments, or disabilities.

Example sentence: Hereditary factors can lead to the development of a range of infirmities, such as arthritis, asthma, and vision problems. Find related products on Amazon.

Sense 2: In literature, characters often possess certain infirmities that contribute to their overall portrayal and character development.

Example sentence: Shakespeare's tragic heroes often struggle with their own infirmities, such as Hamlet's indecisiveness and Macbeth's paranoia. Find related products on Amazon.

Verb:

Sense 1: The third person plural conjugation of the verb infirm refers to the act of weakening or debilitating something or someone.

Example sentence: The disease infirms their bodies, leaving them bedridden and unable to perform daily activities. Find related products on Amazon.

Sense 2: Figuratively, the plural form of the verb can describe the process of making something weaker or less effective over time.

Example sentence: Years of mismanagement and negligence have infirmed the once-thriving company, resultantly leading to its decline. Find related products on Amazon.