That feels, expresses, or is characterized by irritation or annoyance; vexed. Also formerly: †troubled, disturbed, afflicted (obsolete).

Affected materially, usually detrimentally; polluted, contaminated (with blood, poison, a smell, etc.); stained; dimmed. Now rare.

Enfeebled, weakened; impaired. Now archaic and poetic.

In extended uses.

= interested, adj.

figurative and transferred. Unsound, impaired, ‘shaky’; frail, infirm.

Rendered worse; injured in amount, quality, or value; deteriorated, weakened, damaged.

Of things: Subjected to detriment, prejudice, or unfavourable bias.

Injured, impaired.

Damaged. (Cf. debauch, v. 4.)

figurative. That is in a weakened or diminished condition; spec. (of a person's spirits) depressed, low.

That has undergone vitiation; corrupted, spoiled, impaired. In some abstract quality or principle.

Deprived of the use of one's limbs; lame, disabled; also transferred and figurative: see the verb.

Subjected to, injured or impaired by, wounding; suffering from a wound or wounds. figurative. Impaired, attainted.

Of a group, quality, idea, etc.: deprived of strength, vigour, or effectiveness; weakened, enfeebled.

Hurt, damaged, impaired.

That has been murdered (in various senses of the verb).

Spoiled or damaged, esp. by being badly managed or handled; ruined, botched.