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Traditional English :: frail
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frailness.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 fragile, delicate.
2 in weak health.
3 morally weak; unable to resist temptation.
4 transient, insubstantial. --n. frailly adv. frailness n. [ME f. OF fraile, frele f. L fragilis FRAGILE] |
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Traditional English :: frailty
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frailness.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the condition of being frail. 2 liability to err or yield to temptation. 3 a fault, weakness, or foible. [ME f. OF frailet f. L fragilitas -tatis (as FRAGILE) ] |
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Traditional English :: frail
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frailness.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 fragile, delicate.
2 in weak health.
3 morally weak; unable to resist temptation.
4 transient, insubstantial. --n. frailly adv. frailness n. [ME f. OF fraile, frele f. L fragilis FRAGILE] |
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Traditional English :: frailty
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frailness.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 the condition of being frail. 2 liability to err or yield to temptation. 3 a fault, weakness, or foible. [ME f. OF frailet f. L fragilitas -tatis (as FRAGILE) ] |
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English Idioms :: frame of mind
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frailness.html - {n. phr.} One's mental outlook; the state of one's psychological condition, * /There is no use trying to talk to him while he is in such a negative frame of mind./ |
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Traditional English :: Fra
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frailness.html - n.
a prefixed title given to an Italian monk or friar. [It., abbr. of frate brother] |
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