Debilitamos

Debilitamos is a Spanish verb meaning "we weaken." It is the first-person plural present indicative form of the verb debilitar. The verb debilitar can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative. Literally, it can refer to a physical weakening of something, such as a person's health or the structure of a building. Figuratively, it can describe a weakening of resolve, power, or influence.

For example, one might say "La enfermedad nos debilitamos" which translates to "The illness weakens us." In a political context, "Las protestas debilitamos al gobierno" means "The protests weaken the government." The verb is conjugated regularly in Spanish, following the pattern of other -ar verbs. Understanding its usage is key to comprehending Spanish sentences that describe a process of becoming less strong or less effective. The concept of weakening is fundamental across many disciplines, from medicine to economics, and the verb debilitamos provides a direct linguistic tool to express this concept in Spanish.