emotionally weak or lacking in resilience; unable to withstand difficulties, setbacks, or pressure

weak point; failing; shortcoming

to weaken; to diminish; to abate in intensity or force

physically weak or feeble; lacking strength

weak; frail; lacking in strength or solidity

to weaken; to impair; to cripple; to make something less strong or effective

weak; in poor health; debilitated; physically frail

the weak; a person, group, or side that is relatively disadvantaged or lacks strength or power

to have a mental disability; to be mentally deficient

faint; feeble; small in volume or energy (of a pulse, voice, or light)

cowardly and weak; lacking in character or courage

a weak link; a loophole; a bottleneck in a process or organization

the strong and the weak; those who are powerful and those who are small or weak

small and weak; puny

to weaken; to make weaker; to grow feeble; to diminish in intensity (e.g. of a trend, voice, or vision)

weak and delicate; physically frail

physically weak from exhaustion; frail and fatigued

physically thin and frail; emaciated

to show weakness or signs of backing down; to give the impression of being weak or unwilling to fight

neurasthenia; nervous exhaustion; a condition of nervous system dysfunction often involving symptoms like fatigue, headache, memory loss, and anxiety, and sometimes used to describe clinical depression

feeble or weak; lacking strength or vitality

unwilling to show weakness or admit defeat; refusing to be outperformed by others

weak sight or lazy eye, specifically a condition where vision is reduced without apparent damage to the structure of the eye; often caused by poor development or factors like crossed eyes and severe farsightedness

a sports team with limited strength; an underdog team

weak; powerless; lacking strength or influence

slim and fragile; thin and weak

a weak area or category where one lacks strength; often used in the context of sports or professional skills

physically weak and delicate; in poor health

A collective term for people who are elderly, physically weak or young, ill, or living with disabilities

old and weak; the elderly and infirm

physically weak and lacking strength; also describes something that is wishy-washy or lacks forcefulness

prone to illness; in fragile health

literally meaning the weak are meat and the strong eat; the predatory law of the jungle where the weak are prey to the strong

literally meaning too weak to withstand the wind; describes a person with a very delicate or frail physique

(proper noun) Ruoshui river in the Hexi Corridor of Gansu; also an alternate name for the Ejin River in Inner Mongolia

gentle and frail-looking; physically weak and refined in manner

a weak or backward nation

to use one's strength or power to mistreat or bully those who are weaker

the state of being weak or easily harmed; fragility; frangibility

fragile and physically weak; pretty but frail

thin and weak; physically frail

weakness or decline that has accumulated or persisted over a long period of time; degeneration

thin and delicate; slim and fragile

poor and weak; feeble (often describing a country, people, or economy)

physically weak and frail due to illness; sick and weak

(literary) A young man entering adulthood; refers specifically to a man around twenty years of age, based on the ancient tradition of holding a capping ceremony at that age.

cowardly; lacking in courage and strength of character

To defeat the strong from a position of weakness; to win against the odds using the weak to overcome the strong.

A condition involving a reduced ability to distinguish colors; partial or mild color blindness