How To Use debilitation In A Sentence
- There are several fungi that infect the leaves of deergrass, causing debilitation, but usually not death.
- Thomas Kitwood, a British psychologist who was a pioneer in the field of dementia care, died in 1998, but his books, which emphasize personhood instead of debilitation, remain influential.
- I was reading a magazine the other day with an article about some guy who had a debilitation headache like yours. Chocolate & Vicodin
- Thomas Kitwood, a British psychologist who was a pioneer in the field of dementia care, died in 1998, but his books, which emphasize personhood instead of debilitation, remain influential.
- The athletes were instructed to watch their diet and abstain from the debilitations of sex.
- A hilarious script to begin with, moving towards severity in the end, as grave issues of child marriage, unwanted pregnancies and the consequent debilitation of the girls involved, unfolded.
- These patients had other diseases not normally seen in combination and had experienced profound weight loss and general debilitation.
- Each adult female worm, thin but more than 1/2 metre in length, produces millions of microfilariae (microscopic larvae) that migrate throughout the body and give rise to a variety of symptoms: serious visual impairment, including blindness; rashes, lesions, intense itching and depigmentation of the skin; lymphadenitis, which results in hanging groins and elephantiasis of the genitals; and general debilitation. Chapter 2
- Remarkably, it is only in the last pages of his memoir, after his depression has lifted and he is beyond its debilitation, that he realizes that the depression began long ago, when, at the age of twelve, he lost his mother. History of a Suicide
- Given how much disability and debilitation of health in this country is linked to chronic pain, going largely untreated by the current for-profit-ONLY health care system, this dissonance is important to remember. Archive 2010-04-01
