Debilitándose

Debilitándose is the present participle of the Spanish verb debilitar, meaning "to weaken" or "to debilitate." As a present participle, it describes an ongoing action. Therefore, "debilitándose" translates to "weakening" or "becoming weaker" in English. It is used to indicate that something or someone is in the process of losing strength, power, or vigor.

This term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, one might say "el enfermo se está debilitando" (the sick person is becoming weaker) to describe a patient's declining health. Similarly, "la economía se está debilitando" (the economy is weakening) signifies a deteriorating economic situation. The phrase can also refer to the gradual loss of physical or mental capacity, or the diminishing influence or importance of something. The context in which "debilitándose" is used will determine the precise nature of the weakening being described. It is a versatile term that conveys a sense of gradual decline or loss of resilience.