Difference between Decrepit and Feeble

DECREPIT vs FEEBLE: NOUN

Lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality
Weakened or worn out from age or wear
Broken down with age; wasted and enfeebled by the infirmities of old age; feeble; worn out.
Weakened, worn out, impaired, or broken down by old age, illness, or hard use. : weak.
Worn and broken down by hard use
Lacking physical strength or vitality

Having little intensity or strength; faint.
Lacking physical strength or vitality
Lacking strength or vigor
Pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness
Lacking strength
Lacking bodily strength; weak.
Having little capacity to withstand pressure or strain.
Lacking vigor or effectiveness; inadequate.
Deficient in physical strength; weak; infirm; debilitated.
Wanting force, vigor, or efficiency in action or expression; not full, loud, bright, strong, rapid, etc.; faint
Lacking force, vigor, or efficiency in action or expression; faint.
Lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality
Showing little activity: : weak.

Broken down in health, physical or mental, especially from age; wasted or worn by infirmities; weakened, especially by age.
In geology, said of rivers that have reached the last stages of their existence, or of that portion of a drainage-course which has reached base-level and where deposition along the bed exceeds the amount removed by floods.

To weaken; enfeeble.
To grow faint or weak.
Miserable; poor; common; mean.
Lacking strength; lacking capacity for forcible action or resistance; weak; specifically, reduced to a state of weakness, as by sickness or age.
Exhibiting or indicating weakness: as, a feeble appearance.
Wanting in force exerted, whether of action or resistance; lacking in intensity, vividness, energy, or efficiency; faint: as, a feeble voice; a feeble light; feeble thinking; a feeble argument or poem.

Ruinous, Battered, Ramshackle, Dilapidated, Sapless, Run down, Flea bitten, Weakly, Worn, Weak, Feeble, Infirm, Woebegone, Frail, Creaky

Sluggish, Unconvincing, Paltry, Meager, Puny, Sapless, Nerveless, Faint, Infirm, Decrepit, Powerless, Weakly, Frail, Lame, Weak

Ruinous, Battered, Ramshackle, Dilapidated, Sapless, Run down, Flea bitten, Weakly, Worn, Weak, Feeble, Infirm, Woebegone, Frail, Creaky

Sluggish, Unconvincing, Paltry, Meager, Puny, Sapless, Nerveless, Faint, Infirm, Decrepit, Powerless, Weakly, Frail, Lame, Weak

Side amir tuned than those decrepit CARISOPRODOL may appropriately conn.
Most of the buildings are decrepit and falling apart.
Def a change of pace from the decrepit Amtrak.
Kelly was found hiding in a decrepit Memphis residence.
It is a small, decrepit room made of concrete.
ANT: Aged, senile, mature, decrepit, decayed, venerable, antiquated, superannuated.
Barren, unfruitful; decayed, spent, exhausted, worn, wasted, decrepit.
New York that is decrepit and potentially haunted.
The building is decrepit, windowless, and seemingly abandoned.
Beyond are some scattered buildings, sagging and decrepit.

David, though old and feeble, was still wise.
Just how feeble do you think I am?
Throughout yesterday, my prayers felt more feeble, weaker.
Columbian past due to its distance is feeble.
Without this, any database development looks very feeble.
God work through us, despite our feeble selves.
To her own stature lifts the feeble maid.
Than the first feeble dawn of moral day?
The response to this crisis has remained feeble.
You can see that if faith is feeble and weak all is feeble and weak and in danger of loss.