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of <h1>Legal definition of 'infirm' encompasses physical weakness, illness, debility, and age-related frailty across authoritative sources.</h1> The term 'infirm' is legally defined across multiple authoritative sources as referring to physical weakness, illness, or debility. Collins Dictionary defines it as 'weak or ill and usually old,' while the Concise Oxford Dictionary describes it as 'a person who is not physically strong, especially due to age.' Black's Law Dictionary expands the definition to include 'weak, feeble, lacking moral character or weak of health.' Webster's New World Law Dictionary characterizes it as 'debility caused by ill health or advanced age.' The American Heritage Dictionary defines 'infirmity' as 'the condition of being infirm, often associated with old age; weakness or frailty.' These definitions collectively establish that 'infirm' encompasses physical weakness, health-related debility, and age-related frailty in legal contexts.
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