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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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Dim
::
Dim
(superl.)
Of
obscure
vision;
not
seeing
clearly;
hence,
dull of
apprehension;
of weak
perception;
obtuse..
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..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
stiff;
pliant;
frail;
soft; as, the weak stalk of a
plant..
Size
::
Size (v. i.) A thin, weak glue used in
various
trades,
as in
painting,
bookbinding,
paper
making,
etc..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
thoroughly
or
abundantly
impregnated
with the usual or
required
ingredients,
or with
stimulating
and
nourishing
substances;
of less than the usual
strength;
as, weak tea,
broth,
or
liquor;
a weak
decoction
or
solution;
a weak dose of
medicine..
Pall
::
Pall (v. t.) To make vapid or
insipid;
to make
lifeless
or
spiritless;
to dull; to
weaken.
Suspect
::
Suspect
(v. t.) To
imagine
to
exist;
to have a
slight
or vague
opinion
of the
existence
of,
without
proof,
and often upon weak
evidence
or no
evidence;
to
mistrust;
to
surmise;
--
commonly
used
regarding
something
unfavorable,
hurtful,
or
wrong;
as, to
suspect
the
presence
of
disease..
Crimp
::
Crimp (a.) Weak;
inconsistent;
contradictory.
Falter
::
Falter
(v. t.) To utter with
hesitation,
or in a
broken,
trembling,
or weak
manner..
Dribber
::
Dribber
(n.) One who
dribs;
one who
shoots
weakly
or
badly.
Cathartin
::
Cathartin
(n.) The
bitter,
purgative
principle
of
senna.
It is a
glucoside
with the
properties
of a weak acid; --
called
also
cathartic
acid, and
cathartina..
Barbate
::
Barbate
(a.)
Bearded;
beset with long and weak
hairs.
Flaggy
::
Flaggy
(a.) Weak;
flexible;
limber.
Sap
::
Sap (v. t.) To make
unstable
or
infirm;
to
unsettle;
to
weaken.
Faint
::
Faint
(superl.)
Lacking
strength;
weak;
languid;
inclined
to
swoon;
as, faint with
fatigue,
hunger,
or
thirst..
Die
::
Die (v. i.) To sink; to
faint;
to pine; to
languish,
with
weakness,
discouragement,
love, etc..
Labefaction
::
Labefaction
(n.) The act of
labefying
or
making
weak; the state of being
weakened;
decay;
ruin.
Accent
::
Accent
(n.) A
special
emphasis
of a tone, even in the
weaker
part of the
measure..
Marline
::
Marline
(v.) A small line
composed
of two
strands
a
little
twisted,
used for
winding
around
ropes and
cables,
to
prevent
their being
weakened
by
fretting..
Twinge
::
Twinge
(n.) A
pinch;
a
tweak;
a
twitch.
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