considerably weaken

Frequency: 8.015.1 per million words

to make or become weaker to a large degree

weakenADVERB + weaken

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considerably

Examples (10)

  • The recent scandal could considerably weaken his political standing.
  • Lack of proper hydration can considerably weaken your physical performance.
  • Her long battle with the illness had considerably weakened her immune system.
  • The unexpected market downturn considerably weakened the company's financial position.
  • Such controversial policies might considerably weaken public trust in the government.
  • The new regulations are expected to considerably weaken the industry's competitiveness.
  • Years of conflict have considerably weakened the nation's infrastructure and economy.
  • His argument was considerably weakened by the emergence of new, contradictory evidence.
  • Constant criticism from the media began to considerably weaken the leader's resolve.
  • Without proper maintenance and repairs, the old bridge will considerably weaken over time.