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Definition of weak
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Weak (v. i.)
Resulting
from, or
indicating,
lack of
judgment,
discernment,
or
firmness;
unwise;
hence,
foolish..
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Tender
::
Tender
(superl.)
Physically
weak; not
hardly
or able to
endure
hardship;
immature;
effeminate.
Failing
::
Failing
(n.) A
failing
short;
a
becoming
deficient;
failure;
deficiency;
imperfection;
weakness;
lapse;
fault;
infirmity;
as, a
mental
failing..
Crimp
::
Crimp (a.) Weak;
inconsistent;
contradictory.
Vehmic
::
Vehmic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
certain
secret
tribunals
which
flourished
in
Germany
from the end of the 12th
century
to the
middle
of the 16th,
usurping
many of the
functions
of the
government
which were too weak to
maintain
law and
order,
and
inspiring
dread in all who came
within
their
jurisdiction..
Childishly
::
Childishly
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a
child;
in a
trifling
way; in a weak or
foolish
manner.
Frail
::
Frail
(superl)
Easily
broken;
fragile;
not firm or
durable;
liable
to fail and
perish;
easily
destroyed;
not
tenacious
of life; weak;
infirm.
Microphonics
::
Microphonics
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the means of
increasing
the
intensity
of low or weak
sounds,
or of the
microphone..
Small
::
Small
(superl.)
Weak;
slender;
fine;
gentle;
soft; not loud.
Forcible-feeble
::
Forcible-feeble
(a.)
Seemingly
vigorous,
but
really
weak or
insipid..
Fade
::
Fade (a.) Weak;
insipid;
tasteless;
commonplace.
Saphead
::
Saphead
(n.) A
weak-minded,
stupid
fellow;
a
milksop..
Spooneye
::
Spooney
(a.)
Weak-minded;
demonstratively
fond; as,
spooney
lovers..
Recovery
::
Recovery
(n.)
Restoration
from
sickness,
weakness,
faintness,
or the like;
restoration
from a
condition
of
mistortune,
of
fright,
etc..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Lacking
force of
utterance
or
sound;
not
sonorous;
low;
small;
feeble;
faint.
Pusillanimous
::
Pusillanimous
(a.)
Destitute
of a manly or
courageous
strength
and
firmness
of mind; of weak
spirit;
mean-spirited;
spiritless;
cowardly;
-- said of
persons,
as, a
pussillanimous
prince..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Deficient
in
strength
of body;
feeble;
infirm;
sickly;
debilitated;
enfeebled;
exhausted.
Frailly
::
Frailly
(adv.)
Weakly;
infirmly.
Sprain
::
Sprain
(v. t.) To
weaken,
as a
joint,
ligament,
or
muscle,
by
sudden
and
excessive
exertion,
as by
wrenching;
to
overstrain,
or
stretch
injuriously,
but
without
luxation;
as, to
sprain
one's
ankle..
Blot
::
Blot (n.) A weak
point;
a
failing;
an
exposed
point or mark.
Valid
::
Valid (a.)
Having
sufficient
strength
or
force;
founded
in
truth;
capable
of being
justified,
defended,
or
supported;
not weak or
defective;
sound;
good;
efficacious;
as, a valid
argument;
a valid
objection..
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