debilitation

The word “debilitation” has 5 syllables: de-bil-i-ta-tion

It's pronounced as /dɪˌbɪlɪˈteɪʃən/

What is synonym and antonym for debilitation?

In the thesaurus, “debilitation” has 59 synonyms and 37 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for debilitation along with examples of usage in sentences.

Synonyms for debilitation

asthenia
atrophy
breakdown
collapse
damage
debility
decay
decaying
declension
decline
decrepitude
defenselessness
degeneration
delicacy
depletion
descent
deterioration
devitalization
disablement
drooping
ebbing
effeteness
enervation
enfeeblement
exhaustion
faintness
fatigue
feebleness
flagging
fragility
frailness
frailty
harm
helplessness
hurt
impairment
impotence
impuissance
incapacitation
infirmity
injury
invalidism
languidness
languor
lassitude
limping
listlessness
lowness
powerlessness
prostration
regression
relapse
setback
softness
tenderness
weakening
weakness
weariness
wimpiness

Antonyms for debilitation

brawniness
comeback
energy
fitness
hardihood
hardiness
hardness
health
healthiness
heftiness
huskiness
improvement
invigoration
liveliness
lustiness
muscularity
progress
rally
recovery
recuperation
rehabilitation
rejuvenation
rejuvenescence
revitalization
robustness
ruggedness
snapback
soundness
stoutness
strength
strengthening
sturdiness
toughness
vigor
virility
vitality
wellness

Example Sentences

The debilitation caused by the disease left him bedridden and in need of constant care.
The study aimed to understand the debilitation of chronic pain on daily activities.
His prolonged illness led to significant debilitation, affecting his ability to work and socialize.
The debilitation from the severe injury required months of rehabilitation and therapy.
The research focused on the debilitation effects of mental health disorders on cognitive function.

On this page you'll find 96 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to debilitation, such as: asthenia, atrophy, brawniness, breakdown, collapse, comeback, damage.

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