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Weakness
noun
The condition of being weak.
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The word 'weakness' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a lack of strength or a vulnerability, either physical or emotional. It can be used to describe a personal flaw, a character trait, or a limitation in someone's abilities. Example: "My biggest weakness is my fear of public speaking. I get very nervous and my voice shakes, making it difficult for me to deliver my message effectively."
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Eleven-year-old Haley Joel Osment's nomination for The Sixth Sense showed that the academy's weakness for child actors is alive and kicking, though he is far from the youngest ever.
Gambling on Osborne's known weakness for glamour projects, Bernstein tossed one after another into the pot Most of the city's new powers were regulatory.
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The status of the judiciary has proven to be a key weakness of many post-communist regimes, as confirmed by many evaluations of national judicial systems, processes and components.
"I never negotiated from a position of weakness.
One features thousands of pasteable images, mainly of European leaders in humiliating photoshopped incidents or with captions pointing out their weakness and stupidity, or showing Putin making hilarious wisecracks and winning the day.
Direct and aggressive, they relentlessly targeted their opponents' weakness at left-back.
While conservatives might have objected to hitting Romney "from the left", it has also become evident that Romney has a weakness when it comes to talking about his wealth.
The weakness of trade unions has been part of that story and it is hard to see what measures aimed at making strike action in the public sector more difficult will do to help.
We have continued to build exposure to several core holdings, focusing particularly on those that have displayed periodic share price weakness.
And I'm living in an apartment with stairs.' 'What have been the psychological effects?' 'I didn't want to go out after it happened.' She sighs, looks down and smiles, suddenly, wrongly, embarrassed at her perceived weakness.
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