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• n  the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
• n  moral weakness

• As anyone who's seen a Jackie Chan film knows, our hero always drags himself out of frailty and despair to fight, spin, laugh and win.
• To take advantage of Tut's apparent frailty, an ancient criminal, like a contemporary one, would need means, opportunity and motive.
• That question is being asked with increasing frequency by Catholics of all ranks, as the frailty of the 82-year-old Pontiff who has close ties to Opus Dei makes papal .

• infirmity
• debility
• feebleness
• frailness
• valetudinarianism
• vice

News & Articles

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• Say So Long to Having It So Good
  A neighbor's death reminds us that the baby boomers are approaching terminal years of frailty and need, offering a legacy so different from the promise that they inherited, Alan Cowell writes.
  July 1, 2013 - International Herald Tribune

Quotes

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• Mark Foley in WXii 12.com
  Isn't there a doctor that recognized the frailty of the young boys? I'm astonished. I'm astonished. People treat their pets better than New Jersey has treated their children in this instance,Foley said.
• Albert Einstein in Collective Bellaciao
  Pantheist Albert Einstein said, "I cannot imagine a God who rewards and punishes the objects of his creation, whose purposes are modeled after our own - a God, in short, who is but a reflection of human frailty. Neither can I believe that the...
• Osama bin Laden in renewamerica.us
  And it talks about how the fact that when you pulled troops out of Somalia in 1993, bin Laden said, "I have seen the frailty and the weakness and the cowardice of US troops."