Sentence examples for the weakling from inspiring English sources
noun
A person of weak or even sickly physical constitution
Neither is willing to play the weakling.
When the October Revolution of 1917 snuffed out the weakling Kerensky government, it was a tragedy for Russia and for the world.
My warlock is no longer the weakling she was before.
He is hardly the weakling he was portrayed as".
The weakling drinkers die off young, the Reverend said.
Evans is mad at Mr. Benchley for calling Richard "the weakling king".
Seton Hall took its problems out on the Big East weakling West Virginia tonight in an 81-67 victory at Continental Arena that was not as close as the final score indicated.
It is the skinny 85lb (35.6kg) weakling for anyone looking to flex their scientific muscles.
Mary cut that off by saying any conversation about the end was "weakling talk.... Thankfully, George and I are made of sterner stuff than the rest of you".
Spraying kills off the weaklings.
Since the 1980's, laptops have been the weaklings of the computer world.
