Adjective:

কোমল, ফঙ্গপানি, অনিত্য়, অচিরস্থায়ী, অসতী, নৈতিক দুর্বলতাগ্রস্ত, নশ্বর, জরাগ্রস্ত, অথর্ব, ক্ষণস্থায়ী, ভঙ্গুর, পলকা,

frailer's Usage Examples:

Heyuannia, but with more strongly curved anterior claws and a thinner, frailer mandible.

to convert two of their schemes into extra care sheltered housing, for frailer tenants.

eyes Give salutation to my sportive blood? Or on my frailties why are frailer spies, Which in their wills count bad what I think good? No, I am that.

monuments can pay! Thy name immortal with thy works shall shine, And live when frailer marble shall decay.

Frailer now, or perhaps just frailer in close-up, his shifts from bewilderment to iron resolve.

"Thinner and frailer, the Comeback Kid puts heart into Kerry's campaign".

As the seasons pass, Granpa grows frailer, and eventually Emily is left alone with an empty chair and the old man's.

As they grow older and frailer, Edith decides to move everything downstairs and close off the second story.

Older and frailer residents are more costly, so when residents manage the schemes themselves.

Gardner also noted that several of the older and frailer practicing Witches died after practicing the ritual, something that was.

he did not notice that while he lay with her, his body seemed to get frailer until he died in a state of ecstasy.

Rita later developed Alzheimer's disease, and Najdorf became physically frailer.

The connective tissue is frailer this time, and there is almost no accumulation of suspense.

Synonyms:

debile; delicate; decrepit; light-boned; weakly; rickety; infirm; sapless; weak; feeble;

Antonyms:

skilled; irregular; robust; strong; rugged;