enfeeblement

n.

弄弱；

Non-places and the enfeeblement of rhetoric in supermodernity
When sects put us to shame: the enfeeblement of the Church.
Empowerment or Enfeeblement? A Study of Changes in Work Practices in Pakistan’s Garment Industry
Cliff: Sudden enhancement or enfeeblement of chaos in dissipative dynamical systems ☆
THE GRADUAL ENFEEBLEMENT OF THE LEARNED INTERMEDIARY RULE AND THE ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF ABANDONING IT ENTIRELY
On the enfeeblement of mathematical skills by modern mathematics and by similar soft intellectual trash in schools and universities
The state of parties post-election 2004: ANC dominance and opposition enfeeblement
'The Model Army': Military Imitation and The Enfeeblement of the Army in Post-Revolutionary Ireland, 1922-42
A simple verbal procedure for reducing the rates of psychosomatic enfeeblement and death in an aged population
Principle of facts ascertainment without any doubts and enfeeblement of credibility of offender conviction in a plea bargaining