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infirm
adjective
1 weak or ill, especially from old age.
2 (the infirm) weak or ill people as a group (see the, sense 4b).
[14c: from Latin infirmus weak, fragile, frail]
adjective
1 weak or ill, especially from old age.
2 (the infirm) weak or ill people as a group (see the, sense 4b).
[14c: from Latin infirmus weak, fragile, frail]
infirmary
noun (infirmaries )
1 a hospital.
2 a room or ward, eg in a boarding school, monastery, etc, where the sick and injured are treated.
[17c: from Latin infirmaria , from infirmus infirm]
noun (infirmaries )
1 a hospital.
2 a room or ward, eg in a boarding school, monastery, etc, where the sick and injured are treated.
[17c: from Latin infirmaria , from infirmus infirm]
infirmity
noun (infirmities )
1 the state or quality of being sick, weak or infirm.
2 a disease or illness.
[14c]
noun (infirmities )
1 the state or quality of being sick, weak or infirm.
2 a disease or illness.
[14c]
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