Feeble

Definition:

(superl.) Deficient in physical strength; weak; infirm; debilitated.
(superl.) Wanting force, vigor, or efficiency in action or expression; not full, loud, bright, strong, rapid, etc.; faint; as, a feeble color; feeble motion.
(v. t.) To make feble; to enfeeble.

Compare feeble with other words:

feeble vs. flaccid

feeble vs. flabby

feeble vs. sickly

feeble vs. rampant

feeble vs. weary

feeble vs. insipid

feeble vs. vigorous

feeble vs. power

feeble vs. languid

feeble vs. unstrength

feeble vs. overweak

feeble vs. unfirm

feeble vs. imbecile

feeble vs. wearish

extinct vs. feeble

feeble vs. weakling

emaciated vs. feeble

feeble vs. scrawny

feeble vs. lean

feeble vs. fragile

feeble vs. impuissant

feeble vs. rickety

feeble vs. smother

effete vs. feeble

feeble vs. valetudinarianism

feeble vs. potent

feeble vs. frail

feeble vs. tenuous

anile vs. feeble

feeble vs. stalwart

fatigue vs. feeble

feeble vs. impotent

feeble vs. pansy

debilitate vs. feeble

enervate vs. feeble

decrepit vs. feeble

feeble vs. washy

feeble vs. feebly

feeble vs. feebleness

enfeeble vs. feeble

faint vs. feeble

expression vs. feeble

action vs. feeble

efficiency vs. feeble

feeble vs. vigor

feeble vs. force

debilitated vs. feeble

feeble vs. infirm

feeble vs. strength

feeble vs. physical

feeble vs. weak

feeble vs. foible

feckless vs. feeble

bull vs. feeble