adjective

weak

weak, feeble, dilute

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 is weak in mathematics.

She is weak in mathematics.

It was a weak argument.

It was a weak argument.

((to be)) weak describes a state of being weak The signal is weak here.

a weak ((noun)) modifies a noun He made a weak excuse.

weak ((in/at sth.)) describes a lack of skill I'm weak at chess.

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

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

Sounds like 'week'. After a long, hard 'week', you feel 'weak'.

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