1. plural of frailness; the quality or state of being physically weak or delicate
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; often refers to physical weakness due to age, illness, or constitution
2. plural of frailness; moral or spiritual weakness; susceptibility to temptation or error
Usage: often used in philosophical or religious contexts

Examples

• The doctor noted the patient's frailnesses and recommended a careful exercise regimen.
• Despite her physical frailnesses, she maintained a sharp mind and keen wit.
• Human frailnesses make us prone to mistakes and poor judgment.
• The elderly often experience multiple frailnesses that affect their independence.
• He acknowledged his own frailnesses and sought help from a counselor.
• The novel explores the frailnesses of its characters with compassion and honesty.