debilitándolas

Debilitándolas is a Spanish verb form meaning "weakening them." It is the present participle of the verb debilitar, which translates to "to weaken" or "to enfeeble." The "-las" ending indicates that the direct object being weakened is feminine and plural. This grammatical construction is used in a variety of contexts to describe an action that is actively diminishing the strength, power, or effectiveness of one or more feminine entities.

For example, one might say "Las políticas económicas están debilitándolas" (The economic policies are weakening them), where "ellas" refers to a plural feminine noun like "empresas" (companies) or "economías" (economies). The present participle form, "debilitándolas," highlights an ongoing process of enfeeblement. The specific meaning and application depend entirely on the surrounding sentence and the feminine plural noun that "las" is replacing. The verb itself, "debilitar," encompasses a broad range of concepts, from physical weakening to the erosion of influence or resolve.