Feebleness, weakness (of body or mind); want of energy, cowardice. Cf. faintness, n. without faintise: without flagging or flinching.

The quality or condition of being weak, in any sense of the adjective; deficiency of strength, power, or force.

Faintness. Obsolete.

The state or quality of being feeble (in the various senses of the adjective); an instance of this.

The action of languish, v.; languor; also (frequently in plural) an instance of this. In early use: spec. an illness, a bout of weakness.

Lameness; infirmity. Obsolete.

Infirmity, weakness.

infirmity.

Feebleness, weakness, impotence.

Want of physical power; feebleness of body, as through illness or old age.

Weakness, feebleness; lack of strength or power; infirmity. Obsolete.

Chiefly poetic. The action or state of languishing; languor; an instance of this (rare).

Suffering, sickness; sorrow, languishment.

The state or condition of being without strength or exhausted; exhaustion, feebleness.

= impotence, n. 2.

Physical weakness, debility, frailty, feebleness of body, resulting from some constitutional defect, disease, or (now mostly) old age.

The condition of being weak or feeble; weakness, infirmity; want of strength; esp. that condition of the body in which the vital functions generally…

Lack of health, strength, or energy; listlessness; physical weakness or debility.

Medicine. Weakening or softening of the body or a part; spec. paralysis or paresis of a muscle; an instance of this. Now rare.

The state or condition of being weak or feeble; weakness, infirmity. Obsolete.

Sickness, illness, or physical weakness; suffering. Also as a count noun: a bout of sickness, a disease.

The quality of being infirm (in various senses); weakness, feebleness, frailty, infirmity.

In particularized uses. A weakened condition of body; an attack of faintness. Obsolete.

Extreme physical weakness or exhaustion; (also) extreme mental depression or dejection; an instance of this.

Relaxation (of the bodily powers); faintness.

The quality or condition of being languid (in various senses); languor.

The action of prostrating or condition of being prostrated; prostration. Also figurative.

= faintness, n.

Debility, weakness; also in Astrology.

The quality or condition of being flaccid; want of stiffness or tension, limpness, looseness.

Want of tone, relaxed condition: enervation, languor. Also figurative.

The state or quality of being puny; feebleness; smallness; insignificance.

The state or condition of being or feeling faintish; a slight tendency to faint.

Originally: severe physical weakness; prostration; debility; †a fever or other disease characterized by this (obsolete). In later use also…

Lack of strength, diminution of vital power, weakness, debility.

= adynamia, n.

Weakly quality.

The fact or quality of being atonic (in various senses).