debilitándolos

Debilitándolos is a Spanish word that translates to "weakening them" in English. It is the present participle of the verb debilitar, which means to weaken or to make feeble. This term is often used in contexts where a subject is actively reducing the strength, power, or effectiveness of something or someone.

The word can be applied in various situations. For example, a country might be accused of debilítandolos by imposing economic sanctions on another nation, thereby weakening its financial stability. In a biological context, a disease could be described as debilitándolos, referring to its effect on the body's overall health and resilience. Similarly, in a political discussion, a commentator might argue that certain policies are debilitándolos the opposition's influence.

The grammatical form "debilitándolos" specifically indicates an ongoing action directed towards multiple entities, represented by the masculine plural pronoun "los". If the entities were feminine or mixed gender, the pronoun would change accordingly (e.g., debilitándolas for feminine plural, debilitándolos for mixed or masculine plural). The continuous nature of the gerund implies that the weakening process is in effect at the time of speaking or writing.