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feeble

/ˈfiː.bəl/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de faible, manquant de force, de puissance ou d'efficacité.

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adjective

/ˈfiː.bəl/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de faible, manquant de force, de puissance ou d'efficacité.

Describes something that is weak, lacking in strength, force, or effectiveness.

  1. Physically weakB1formal

    Lacking physical strength or energy, often due to illness or age.

    frfaible physiquement

    • The old man was too feeble to walk without a cane.
    • After the illness, she felt feeble and tired.
    • His feeble arms could barely lift the box.

    Synonymesdebilitateddecrepitfrailinfirmsicklyweakweakly

    Antonymesheartypowerfulrobuststoutstrongsturdyvigorous

  2. Lacking strength or effectivenessB2formal

    Not strong or effective; inadequate or unconvincing.

    frfaible, sans vigueur

    • He made a feeble attempt to apologize.
    • The argument was feeble and easily dismissed.
    • The company's feeble response to the crisis angered customers.

    Synonymesdebilitatedflimsyfragilefrailhollowinadequateineffectiveineffectualinfirmlamepoorpowerlesspunysicklythinunconvincingweak

    Antonymeseffectiveforcefulpotentpowerfulrobuststrongvigorous

Formes
  • feebler comparative form
  • feeblest superlative form
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