Sentence examples for feeble legs from inspiring English sources

"feeble legs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when describing a person who is having difficulty walking due to weak or poor muscle strength, or when referring to physical weakness in general. For example, "After running a marathon, John was left with feeble legs and was unable to stand up."

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He doesn't feel like his old self, he says, but accepts his feeble legs good-naturedly.

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It is a rather long cane, as it has to support a man who is 6 feet 2. His uneven gait, caused by a feeble right leg, is only his most obvious symptom of multiple sclerosis.

On my hands I learned to walk, my legs grew feeble.

His legs are too feeble to run; his walk is more like a plod.

He makes a feeble attempt to extend his legs and collapses to the floor in pain.

Shaila is a seven-year-old girl with disability whose right arm and leg has been feeble since birth.

Question: When the paramedics were supporting your feeble efforts to walk from the bedroom to the gurney because your arms and legs were numb, you were too dizzy to solo, and you weakly mumbled, "grab that book," what book was it?

Feeble labeling.

But enforcement is feeble.

Feeble stuff.

Too feeble.

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