debilitation
/ˌdɛbɪlɪˈteɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the state or process of becoming weakened or less effective, especially in physical or mental strength, or the condition of being weakened or impaired, such as by disease, injury, or old age.
“The patient’s debilitation made it difficult for her to perform everyday tasks.”
2. verb
to weaken or impair, especially in physical or mental strength, or to make someone or something less effective.
“The harsh weather conditions debilitated the crops, causing widespread famine.”