Fragile
Both words in one sentence
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Like the real Beth, she becomes ill with scarlet fever and remains fragile and weak long after recovery.
Source: Literature / Little Women -
Rather, because Hamlet's Ophelia is commonly portrayed as a fair, fragile, delicate maiden, and Ofelia is exactly her opposite - fat, strong, aggressive and ill-tempered.
Source: Comic Book / Mortadelo y Filemón -
But Poppy — who her mother describes as "fragile" — suddenly becomes "ill," crying all the time and throwing tantrums.
Source: Parental Favoritism
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