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Definition of weak
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of weak is as below...
Weak (v. i.)
Lacking
ability
for an
appropriate
function
or
office;
as, weak eyes; a weak
stomach;
a weak
magistrate;
a weak
regiment,
or
army..
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Infirmity
::
Infirmity
(a.) A
personal
frailty
or
failing;
foible;
eccentricity;
a
weakness
or
defect.
Fainting
::
Fainting
(n.)
Syncope,
or loss of
consciousness
owing to a
sudden
arrest
of the blood
supply
to the
brain,
the face
becoming
pallid,
the
respiration
feeble,
and the
heat's
beat
weak..
Weak-kneed
::
Weak-kneed
(a.)
Having
weak
knees;
hence,
easily
yielding;
wanting
resolution..
Frail
::
Frail
(superl)
Liable
to fall from
virtue
or be led into sin; not
strong
against
temptation;
weak in
resolution;
also,
unchaste;
-- often
applied
to
fallen
women..
Languid
::
Languid
(a.)
Drooping
or
flagging
from
exhaustion;
indisposed
to
exertion;
without
animation;
weak;
weary;
heavy;
dull.
Weaken
::
Weaken
(v. i.) To
become
weak or
weaker;
to lose
strength,
spirit,
or
determination;
to
become
less
positive
or
resolute;
as, the
patient
weakened;
the
witness
weakened
on
cross-examination..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not able to
withstand
temptation,
urgency,
persuasion,
etc.;
easily
impressed,
moved,
or
overcome;
accessible;
vulnerable;
as, weak
resolutions;
weak
virtue..
Swiped
::
Swipe (n.) Poor, weak beer; small
beer..
Insolidity
::
Insolidity
(n.) Want of
solidity;
weakness;
as, the
insolidity
of an
argument..
Drivel
::
Drivel
(v. i.) To be weak or
foolish;
to dote; as, a
driveling
hero;
driveling
love..
Enfeeble
::
Enfeeble
(v. t.) To make
feeble;
to
deprive
of
strength;
to
reduce
the
strength
or force of; to
weaken;
to
debilitate.
Dripple
::
Dripple
(a.) Weak or rare.
Infirm
::
Infirm
(a.) Weak of mind or will;
irresolute;
vacillating.
Attenuation
::
Attenuation
(n.) The
process
of
weakening
in
intensity;
diminution
of
virulence;
as, the
attenuation
of
virus..
Lycine
::
Lycine
(n.) A weak base
identical
with
betaine;
-- so
called
because
found in the
boxthorn
(Lycium
barbarum).
See
Betaine.
Nerve-shaken
::
Nerve-shaken
(a.)
Affected
by a
tremor,
or by a
nervous
disease;
weakened;
overcome
by some
violent
influence
or
sensation;
shoked..
Dribble
::
Dribble
(v. i.) To fall
weakly
and
slowly.
Childishly
::
Childishly
(adv.)
In the
manner
of a
child;
in a
trifling
way; in a weak or
foolish
manner.
Silly
::
Silly (n.) Weak in
intellect;
destitute
of
ordinary
strength
of mind;
foolish;
witless;
simple;
as, a silly
woman..
Languid
::
Languid
(a.)
Promoting
or
indicating
weakness
or
heaviness;
as, a
languid
day..
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