flimsily

• Adverbio que significa «de manera débil, poco firme o mal construida». Describe acciones u objetos a los que les falta solidez, consistencia o persuasión.

An adverb meaning "in a weak, insubstantial, or poorly constructed manner." It describes actions or objects that lack strength, solidity, or convincing quality.

1. In a weak or fragile mannerB2formal

   Done in a way that lacks strength, solidity, or durability.

   de manera endeble

   • The tent was flimsily constructed and collapsed in the wind.
   • She flimsily attached the handle to the door.
   • The evidence was flimsily presented and easily dismissed.

   Sinónimosdelicatelyinsubstantiallyshakilyslightinglytenuouslythinlyweakly

   Antónimosfirmlyrobustlysolidlystronglysturdily

2. In a unconvincing or weak mannerC1formal

   Done in a way that lacks substance, logic, or credibility.

   de manera poco convincente

   • He flimsily argued his case without any supporting facts.
   • The excuse was flimsily made and no one believed it.
   • The plot of the movie was flimsily developed.

   Sinónimosfeeblyimplausiblyinadequatelyinsubstantiallypoorlyshakilytenuouslythinlyunconvincinglyweakly

   Antónimosconvincinglyfirmlysolidlystronglysubstantially