[f. as prec. + -ING1.] The action of the vb. ENFEEBLE.

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1503–4.  Act 19 Hen. VII., c. 4. Preamb., The great hurte and enfebelyng of this Realme.

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1531–2.  Act 23 Hen. VIII., c. 16. A great enfeblyng of the kinges saide subiectes.

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1705.  Stanhope, Paraphr., III. 567. Those Parts … which Nature hath left liable … to great enfeeblings.

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