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Fragility (Noun)

Quality of being easily damaged or destroyed.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The vase's fragility required it to be carefully packed for shipping to avoid breaking during transit.
Human life is marked by a profound sense of fragility that underscores the importance of cherishing every moment.
The intricate mechanisms of the old clock proved to be no match for the forces of time, highlighting their inherent fragility.
Due to their delicate petals, these rare flowers are known for their exceptional beauty and fragility.
The artist's use of thin glass in her sculpture made it a poignant representation of the fragility of existence.

Lack of physical strength.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The elderly woman's fragility made it difficult for her to carry her groceries up the stairs.
His years of illness had left him with a fragility that made everyday tasks a challenge.
The athlete's fragility after the injury made her question her ability to return to the sport.
The patient's fragility required the nurse to handle her with extreme care during the transfer.
The dancer's fragility after the surgery made her worry that she might never perform again.