Sentence examples for the feeblest from inspiring English sources

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the feeblest

adjective

Deficient in physical strength; weak; infirm; debilitated.

  • Though she appeared old and feeble, she could still throw a ball.

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Even the feeblest wit shows a willingness to put his head in the lion's mouth.

To resist this, the regime makes the feeblest of propaganda efforts.

I laugh at the feeblest of jokes, especially when they're my own.

The remedies he outlined were the feeblest he could afford to offer.

He has also introduced a slew of reforms designed to strengthen shareholders' rights, the feeblest in any big rich country.

As St. Thomas [Aquinas] observed . . . in the field of reason, the argument from authority is the feeblest".

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Second, the feeble European economy.

And the feeble recovery is petering out.

The feeble drive was blocked by Steven Pressley.

With that the feeble souls of lovers fry.

The more Kureishi turned inward, the feebler the creative dividends.

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