frail
Comparative
frailer
Superlative
frailest
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having a weak physical state or delicate health
- The frail old woman struggled to carry her groceries up the stairs.
- His health had deteriorated, leaving him frail and unable to perform simple tasks.
- His frail health prevented him from participating in strenuous activities like hiking or sports.
- Despite her frail appearance, her spirit was unyielding, and she faced every challenge with courage.
Antonyms:
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weak and likely to be destroyed or damaged
- The frail antique vase shattered when it tipped over.
- Frail tree branches snapped under the weight of the ice.
- The bridge's frail structure made it unsafe for heavy vehicles.
- Her frail sandals fell apart after just two hikes.
- The frail paper yellowed and crumbled with age.