meggyengítette

Meggyengítette is a Hungarian verb, the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "meggyengít" (to weaken). It translates to "weakened" or "had weakened" in English. This verb is used to describe a past action where something or someone's strength, power, or resilience was diminished.

The context in which "meggyengítette" is used can vary. For example, one might say that a disease "meggyengítette" the patient's body, indicating a decline in physical health. Similarly, economic hardship could be described as having "meggyengítette" a nation's stability. The verb implies a process of becoming less strong or effective.

When referring to people, "meggyengítette" can describe a loss of physical strength due to illness, old age, or injury. It can also refer to a weakening of emotional or mental fortitude, perhaps due to stress or trauma. In a metaphorical sense, it can denote a reduction in influence, authority, or the power of an argument.

The exact nuance of "meggyengítette" depends heavily on the subject and object of the sentence. It signifies a completed action in the past that resulted in a state of reduced strength.