lameness

• Nom désignant l'état d'une mobilité réduite ou anormale des jambes ou des pieds, ou, au sens figuré, un état d'imperfection ou d'insuffisance.

A noun referring to a condition of impaired mobility in the legs or feet, or metaphorically to a state of being flawed or inadequate.

indénombrable

1. Physical disabilityB2formalmedical

   A condition of being unable to walk properly due to injury or disease affecting the legs or feet.

   boiterie

   • The horse's lameness was caused by an infection in its hoof.
   • After the accident, he suffered from lameness in his left leg.
   • Veterinarians treated the dog's lameness with surgery.

   Synonymesclaudicationlimping

2. Weakness or inadequacyB2informal

   A state of being unconvincing, weak, or unsatisfactory.

   Faiblesse, ineptie

   • The lameness of his excuse made everyone roll their eyes.
   • Critics pointed out the lameness of the movie's plot.
   • The proposal was rejected due to the lameness of its arguments.

   Synonymesdeficiencyfeeblenessflimsinessinadequacyinsufficiencypaltrinesspoornessshoddinessunsatisfactorinessweakness

   Antonymesadequacyeffectivenessexcellencesoundnessstrength