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weaken

[wee-kuhn] / ˈwi kən /


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She still has to undergo regular tests on her heart and has a weakened immune system, but otherwise has a clean bill of health.

From BBC

The storm damaged homes and a popular beach resort before weakening as it moved inland.

From BBC

Falling oil revenue has dented Iran’s foreign-currency earnings, on which the country depends to pay for imports and support its drastically weakened currency, the rial.

From The Wall Street Journal

But, said Frey, it wouldn’t weaken Minneapolitans’ resolve to defend their city.

From The Wall Street Journal

In Germany, whose trillion-euro defense-and-infrastructure spending package is expected to support growth, taxes are already among the highest in the developed world and raising them further could weaken growth prospects.

From The Wall Street Journal