A documentary-style narration: origin, meaning, and feel.
Part of speech
adjective and noun
Pronunciation
frayl /freɪl/
Definition
As an adjective: weak and delicate; easily damaged or broken; (of a person) not physically strong, especially through age or illness. As a noun (archaic): a rush basket.
Plain meaning
Frail means physically weak and delicate — fragile in body, easily harmed. Often used of elderly people or of things that are light and easily broken.
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Neutral and everyday. Carries a note of sympathy when applied to people. Slightly literary when applied to abstract things.
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Podcast 2 · Daily Use
Two British voices, real conversation
Frail used naturally — examples, nuances, and close synonyms.
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Podcast 3 · Prompt Engineering
Using “Frail” in AI prompts
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