Weaken (6)
'weaken' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for impair that I've seen before include "Spoil, degrade" , "Hobble" , "Damage or handicap" , "Make worse or less effective" , "Damage or injure" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(relent can mean to weaken or decrease in intensity)
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(Other definitions for relent that I've seen before include "Become less severe and more forgiving" , "Ease off" , "Decide to be kind after all?" , "Become less intense" , "Go easy" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(diluting is a kind of weakening)
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(Other definitions for dilute that I've seen before include "Add water to thin" , "Weaken by adding water" , "having less concentration" , "Adulterate" , "Tone down" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(enfeebling is a kind of weakening)
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(Other definitions for enfeeble that I've seen before include "Take sting from" , "Weaken" , "Make weak" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(enervating is a kind of weakening)
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(Other definitions for enervate that I've seen before include "Drain of energy" , "Cause to feel drained of energy" , "Weaken mentally or morally" , "Take strength from" , "Make weak" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for ebb that I've seen before include "Initially Mrs Browning's" , "(Of tidewater) recede" , "state of decline" , "Go out or recede like tide" , "Flow back or recede" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for sap that I've seen before include "Plant liquid or general vitality" , "The juice in trees" , "One is easily fooled" , "Cosh; plant's juice" , "trench used in siege" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(debilitating is a kind of weakening)
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(Other definitions for debilitate that I've seen before include "Make very weak" , "Weaken" .)
'weaken' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for tire that I've seen before include "one of four found on Chevrolet?" , "Grow weary of rite" , "Grow weary of rithe" , "Fatigue" , "Get weary" .)