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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.)
Resulting
from, or
indicating,
lack of
judgment,
discernment,
or
firmness;
unwise;
hence,
foolish..
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Impotent
::
Impotent
(a.) Not
potent;
wanting
power,
strength.
or
vigor.
whether
physical,
intellectual,
or
moral;
deficient
in
capacity;
destitute
of
force;
weak;
feeble;
infirm..
Enervation
::
Enervation
(n.) The act of
weakening,
or
reducing
strength..
Debilitation
::
Debilitation
(n.) The act or
process
of
debilitating,
or the
condition
of one who is
debilitated;
weakness..
Imbecilitate
::
Imbecilitate
(v. t.) To
weaken,
as to the body or the mind; to
enfeeble..
Damp
::
Damp (n.) To put out, as fire; to
depress
or
deject;
to
deaden;
to
cloud;
to check or
restrain,
as
action
or
vigor;
to make dull; to
weaken;
to
discourage..
Emasculate
::
Emasculate
(a.)
Deprived
of
virility
or
vigor;
unmanned;
weak.
Diluent
::
Diluent
(a.)
Diluting;
making
thinner
or
weaker
by
admixture,
esp. of
water..
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..
Slipslop
::
Slipslop
(n.) Weak, poor, or flat
liquor;
weak,
profitless
discourse
or
writing..
Infirmative
::
Infirmative
(a.)
Weakening;
annulling,
or
tending
to make
void..
Enfeeble
::
Enfeeble
(v. t.) To make
feeble;
to
deprive
of
strength;
to
reduce
the
strength
or force of; to
weaken;
to
debilitate.
Saphead
::
Saphead
(n.) A
weak-minded,
stupid
fellow;
a
milksop..
Frailty
::
Frailty
(a.) The
condition
quality
of being
frail,
physically,
mentally,
or
morally,
frailness;
infirmity;
weakness
of
resolution;
liableness
to be
deceived
or
seduced..
Dotish
::
Dotish
(a.)
Foolish;
weak;
imbecile.
Accent
::
Accent
(n.) A
special
emphasis
of a tone, even in the
weaker
part of the
measure..
Craziness
::
Craziness
(n.) The state of being
broken
in mind;
imbecility
or
weakness
of
intellect;
derangement.
Innocence
::
Innocence
(n.)
Simplicity
or
plainness,
bordering
on
weakness
or
silliness;
artlessness;
ingenuousness..
Dote
::
Dote (v. i.) To be
excessively
or
foolishly
fond; to love to
excess;
to be
weakly
affectionate;
-- with on or upon; as, the
mother
dotes on her
child..
Relax
::
Relax (v. i.) To
become
lax, weak, or
loose;
as, to let one's grasp
relax..
Dim
::
Dim
(superl.)
Of
obscure
vision;
not
seeing
clearly;
hence,
dull of
apprehension;
of weak
perception;
obtuse..
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