oslabenými

oslabenými is a Polish word that translates to "weakened" in English. It is the masculine plural instrumental case of the adjective oslabený, which means weakened or enfeebled. This grammatical form is used when referring to multiple male or inanimate entities that have been made less strong or less effective. The word can be used in various contexts, describing physical weakness, such as muscles after an illness, or more abstract concepts, like weakened economies or weakened arguments.

For example, one might say "stáli oslabenými silami" which means "they stood with weakened forces." This implies that a group of people or a military unit was in a state of reduced strength. Another application could be "jejich argumenty byly oslabenými důkazy" meaning "their arguments were weakened by evidence," indicating that the evidence diminished the persuasive power of the arguments. The specific meaning and nuance of oslabenými depend heavily on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. It is a descriptive term that conveys a state of diminished capacity or strength.