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feeble

[fee-buhl] / ˈfi bəl /


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It was surely impossible for her feeble human eyes to see Clare and Gingersnipes through the underbrush, surely impossible for her feeble human ears to hear their bickering; nevertheless, he felt a chill of fear.

From Literature

The old revolutionary story has grown brittle, feeble.

From The Wall Street Journal

He ordered the army to assemble and, too feeble to stand, had himself carried out to address his men.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the feeble light I turned the pages.

From Literature

Traffic declines, disruption from AI and consumers wary of traditional news sources have made what were once lucrative businesses more feeble.

From The Wall Street Journal