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enfeeble Verb [-bling, -bled] to make (someone or something) weak
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| Moreover, he was too conscientious to do anything to enfeeble his impressions and unwilling to alter any of the customary conditions under which the manifestations were said to occur. Its inevitable tendency, whenever it is brought into activity, must be to enfeeble the Union, and sow the seeds of discord and contention between the federal head and its members, and between the members themselves. There is no money in the treasury, and so they enfeeble her instead of strengthening. |
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