Debilítandolos

Debilítandolos is a Spanish word that translates to "weakening them" in English. It is the present participle of the verb "debilitar," which means to weaken. This grammatical form is used to describe an ongoing action of causing something or someone to become less strong, less powerful, or less effective.

The word "debilítandolos" can be applied in various contexts. For instance, in a military strategy, one might describe an army as "debilítandolos" by cutting off their supply lines. In a political discussion, a commentator might suggest that certain policies are "debilítandolos" the opposition's influence. It can also refer to more abstract concepts, such as a prolonged illness "debilítandolos" a person's physical strength or economic sanctions "debilítandolos" a nation's economy.

The specific object of the weakening is indicated by the pronoun "los," which is a direct object pronoun in Spanish that refers to multiple masculine or mixed-gender entities. Therefore, "debilítandolos" specifically means "weakening them" (plural, masculine/mixed). If the object were feminine plural, the word would be "debilítandolas." The concept of weakening is central to understanding the meaning of this word.