vilitate

Part of speech: verb

Definition: to weaken, impair, or make ineffective

Sense: popular

Usage:

• The lack of sleep will vilitate your ability to concentrate.
• The old staircase was neglected and vilitated, making it unsafe to use.
• Adding excessive sugar to your diet can vilitate your overall health.

Sense: local

Usage:

• The heavy rain vilitated the road, causing potholes to form.
• The economic crisis vilitated the local business, leading to many closures.
• The controversial decision by the mayor vilitated the trust of the community.

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