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Weakling meaning
A person of weak or even sickly physical constitution. | A person of weak character, lacking in courage and/or moral strength.
Example sentences (12)
As a people we can choose to feign ignorance or not but the truth is that, GOVERNOR SIM in the beginning of his government was even called a puppet and a weakling because he practically inherited the working team of his Oga.
They then discovered Marko's personality within the Juggernaut, reduced to a sniveling and sobbing weakling.
It’s a much broader portrayal of Donald Trump as a weakling.
Lorian, the eldest, is clearly the brawn of this duo, though that is not what makes the younger of the prince brothers a weakling.
Weakling!" but there's so much more spice in the Japanese lines that it can still haunt or tease people to this day.
Make no mistake about it, the AFC is no electoral weakling.
The 5.2-liter V8 wasn’t exactly a weakling, but strapping a supercharger to it should elevate power to over 700 hp. That’s enough to put legitimate supercars – Ford’s own GT included – to shame.
The weakling AFC North is home for the winter.
Given the growth in tourist arrivals from the Far East, fears abound Zimbabwe’s porous entry and exit points could prove a regional weakling.
She didn’t want to seem too much like a mom, too much like a slut, too much like a boss, or a weakling.
At the time, many – including Admiral Erich Raeder — felt such talk marked Dönitz as a weakling.
The word was also used to mean defraud, to be idle, to intercept telegrams addressed to someone else, and a weakling or 'milksop'.