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feeble

[fee-buhl] / ˈfi bəl /


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As for the other planets orbiting the small, feeble Trappist star, “I would have been more optimistic about the others” having atmospheres if this one had, Greene said in an email.

From Seattle Times

For these people, it means losing a home, a country, a life, a society and an existence they had constructed, on a new but ultimately feeble foundation, over the last 20 years.

From Los Angeles Times

That said, to solely blame The Hundred for England's feeble defeat is too simplistic.

From BBC

Bad things happen with feeble scares, perfunctory shrieks, shoddy storytelling and some fussy special effects that aren’t as visually engaging as Blomkamp seems to hope.

From New York Times

His feeble attempt to arrange visas to third countries for the Afghans who put their lives on the line for our soldiers is wholly inadequate.

From Washington Post