adjective

weak

not strong, fragile, diluted, unconvincing

He felt too weak to get out of bed.

He felt too weak to get out of bed.

The coffee is too weak.

The coffee is too weak.

She has a weak argument.

She has a weak argument.

to be weak describes a state of being He felt too weak to get out of bed.

a weak ((noun)) modifies a noun She has a weak argument.

Synonyms: feeble, fragile, frail; Antonyms: strong, powerful, potent

From Old English 'wāc', meaning 'pliant, yielding'.

Homophone alert! Don't confuse with 'week' (7 days). Remember: 'wEAk' has an 'E' like in 'fEEble'.

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