weak
weak
wi:k
vik
British pronunciation
/wiːk/

Definition & Meaning of "weak"in English

01

not strong or vigorous in body or movement

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After several days without food, he felt too weak to stand.
The child was too weak to lift the heavy backpack.
02

structurally fragile or lacking durability

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The bridge collapsed at its weak central support.
That old shelf has a weak joint and might snap under weight.
03

excessively diluted, resulting in a thin, insipid, or ineffective quality

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The coffee was so weak that it tasted more like water than a proper brew.
She complained about the weak tea and asked for a stronger infusion.
04

easily influenced by others and lacking the ability or will to uphold one's decisions, beliefs, etc.

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Sarah 's weak character was evident in her tendency to change her mind frequently, unable to stand firm in her decisions.
The weak leader's indecisiveness caused confusion among the team, leading to a lack of direction.
05

(used of vowels or syllables) pronounced with little or no stress

06

tending downward in price

07

likely to fail under stress or pressure

08

faint or barely noticeable

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There was a weak sound of music coming from the next room.
The weak light from the distant lantern barely cut through the fog.
09

not having authority, political strength, or governing power

10

(used of verbs) having standard (or regular) inflection

11

deficient in intelligence or mental power

12

deficient or lacking in some skill

13

lacking strength or the ability to withstand pressure and force

14

bad, uncool, or disappointing

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This party is weak; let's go somewhere else.
His excuse for being late was weak.
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