feeble
1 of 1adjective/ˈfibəl/
Forms:feebler,feeblest
1
lacking in physical strength or energy
- In his old age, he became increasingly feeble, unable to perform tasks he once found easy.
- Despite his efforts, his feeble punches couldn't dent the heavy punching bag at the gym.
- The feeble old man struggled to lift even light objects due to his diminished strength.
- Despite his feeble condition, he refused to give up and continued to exercise to regain his strength.
- The feeble legs of the injured deer trembled as it tried to stand up.
2
lacking strength or vigor
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3
lacking in effectiveness
- His feeble attempt to lift the heavy box failed.
- She gave a feeble excuse for being late.
- The team made a feeble effort to win the game.
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4
lacking the strength of character or determination to act decisively
- His feeble stance on important issues disappointed his supporters.
- She gave a feeble response to the accusation, showing little conviction.
- The leader's feeble approach to the crisis led to widespread discontent.
- His feeble protests did nothing to change the outcome.
- The feeble attempt at negotiation left both parties dissatisfied.