frag·ile 
/ˈfræʤəl, ˈfræˌʤajəl/ adjective
/ˈfræʤəl, ˈfræˌʤajəl/ adjective [more fragile; most fragile] : easily broken or damaged
▪ the flower's fragile petals ▪ Her health has always been very fragile. ▪ fragile bones ▪ an artist with a fragile ego ▪ He is in an emotionally fragile state. : very delicate ▪ her fragile beauty : not strong ▪ The two countries have formed a fragile coalition. ▪ a fragile cease-fire
▪ the flower's fragile petals ▪ Her health has always been very fragile. ▪ fragile bones ▪ an artist with a fragile ego ▪ He is in an emotionally fragile state. : very delicate ▪ her fragile beauty : not strong ▪ The two countries have formed a fragile coalition. ▪ a fragile cease-fire
— fra·gil·i·ty /frəˈʤɪləti/ noun [noncount]
▪ the fragility of her health
/frəˈʤɪləti/ noun [noncount] ▪ the fragility of her health
