enfeeble
en fee buhl
- v make weak
- Meanwhile, the House went ahead with its own version, beat off Southern attempts to enfeeble it with amendments (PTI, June 24), finally last week passed it by a vote of 286 to .
- There is a point beyond which the diffusion of stock ownership must enfeeble the corporation by depriving it of that virile interest in management upon the part of a group of men .
- The Soviet plan: to foster Baptist activities and thus enfeeble orthodoxy.