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Definition of feeble
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Feeble
(superl.)
Deficient
in
physical
strength;
weak;
infirm;
debilitated.
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Small
::
Small
(superl.)
Being of
slight
consequence;
feeble
in
influence
or
importance;
unimportant;
trivial;
insignificant;
as, a small
fault;
a small
business..
Enfeebler
::
Enfeebler
(n.) One who, or that
which,
weakens
or makes
feeble..
Puny
::
Puny
(superl.)
Imperfectly
developed
in size or
vigor;
small and
feeble;
inferior;
petty.
Languish
::
Languish
(v. i.) To
become
languid
or weak; to lose
strength
or
animation;
to be or
become
dull,
feeble
or
spiritless;
to pine away; to
wither
or
fade..
Dotage
::
Dotage
(v. i.)
Feebleness
or
imbecility
of
understanding
or mind,
particularly
in old age; the
childishness
of old age;
senility;
as, a
venerable
man, now in his
dotage..
Pithless
::
Pithless
(a.)
Destitute
of pith, or of
strength;
feeble..
Forcible-feeble
::
Forcible-feeble
(a.)
Seemingly
vigorous,
but
really
weak or
insipid..
Infirmness
::
Infirmness
(n.)
Infirmity;
feebleness.
Enfeeblement
::
Enfeeblement
(n.) The act of
weakening;
enervation;
weakness.
Faint
::
Faint (v. i.) To
become
weak or
wanting
in
vigor;
to grow
feeble;
to lose
strength
and
color,
and the
control
of the
bodily
or
mental
functions;
to
swoon;
--
sometimes
with away. See
Fainting,
n..
Weak-hearted
::
Weak-hearted
(a.)
Having
little
courage;
of
feeble
spirit;
dispirited;
faint-hearted.
Crazy
::
Crazy (a.)
Characterized
by
weakness
or
feebleness;
decrepit;
broken;
falling
to
decay;
shaky;
unsafe.
Pusillanimous
::
Pusillanimous
(a.)
Evincing,
or
characterized
by,
weakness
of mind, and want of
courage;
feeble;
as,
pusillanimous
counsels..
Appall
::
Appall
(a.) To
weaken;
to
enfeeble;
to
reduce;
as, an old
appalled
wight..
Debility
::
Debility
(a.) The state of being weak;
weakness;
feebleness;
languor.
Rickety
::
Rickety
(a.)
Feeble
in the
joints;
imperfect;
weak;
shaky.
Faintness
::
Faintness
(n.)
Feebleness,
as of color or
light;
lack of
distinctness;
as,
faintness
of
description..
Decrepit
::
Decrepit
(a.)
Broken
down with age;
wasted
and
enfeebled
by the
infirmities
of old age;
feeble;
worn out.
Slender
::
Slender
(superl.)
Weak;
feeble;
not
strong;
slight;
as,
slender
hope; a
slender
constitution..
Enfeeble
::
Enfeeble
(v. t.) To make
feeble;
to
deprive
of
strength;
to
reduce
the
strength
or force of; to
weaken;
to
debilitate.
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