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Feeble as a Adjective has these synonyms:
weak, obscure, dim, imperceptible, faint, distant, indistinct, unclearExample: He could see little in the feeble light from the one candle. We heard a feeble cry from under the rubble.
Feeble as a Noun has these synonyms:
flimsy, weak, ineffectual, ineffective, namby-pamby, half-baked, lame, unconvincing, shoddy, thin, insubstantial, poor, unsatisfactory, insufficient, inadequate, unavailing, meager, paltry, insignificant, wishy-washyExample: She gave her usual feeble excuse for being late.
weak, infirm, frail, puny, slight, feckless, debilitated, enervated, decrepit, enfeebled, exhausted, weakened, effete, delicate, fragile, powerless, impotent, impuissant, languid, spiritless, sickly, ailing, unsound, faint, dizzy, woozy, wonky
Example: The survivors were suffering from exposure and too feeble to walk.
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