dramatically weaken

Frequency: 7.511.3 per million words

to make or become weaker suddenly and to a very great degree

weakenADVERB + weaken

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dramatically

Examples (10)

  • The sudden rise in interest rates dramatically weakened the national currency.
  • The scandal could dramatically weaken the politician's position.
  • His prolonged illness has dramatically weakened his physical strength.
  • The new evidence served to dramatically weaken the prosecution's case.
  • Without external support, the rebel forces' morale began to dramatically weaken.
  • A severe drought can dramatically weaken agricultural output for years.
  • The company's financial stability was dramatically weakened by the market downturn.
  • Critics argued that the new policy would dramatically weaken environmental protections.
  • Years of neglect had dramatically weakened the bridge's structural integrity.
  • The lack of trust among team members will dramatically weaken their ability to collaborate.