| The mind or intellect seems to be enfeebled by sentiment today as your head and heart tug you in different directions. |
| Despite this, we are gradually unpicking the fabric of a once prosperous nation and turning it into a starved and enfeebled wasteland. |
| Artists dominated by reason lose all feeling, powerful instinct is enfeebled, inspiration becomes impoverished and the heart lacks its rapture. |
| He no doubt walks little old ladies across the street and feeds enfeebled kittens by hand to nurse them back to health. |
| It enfeebled us so much that even freedom from European colonisation did not make us independent and strong. |
| She is enfeebled, dropsical, perpetually damp from cooking and cleaning, toothless, and refuses to wear false teeth. |
