enfeeble

Enfeebled by sickness, he exposed himself; touched by compassion, he relieved the sufferer.

A dull apathy had succeeded that fiery energy of soul which had enfeebled and well–nigh worn out her body.

But I soon found that the exposures along the front were too great for my system, in its enfeebled condition.

He was then a respectable old man, the weight of whose years had enfeebled his memory.

But the voice was so enfeebled by disease as to be scarcely audible.