feebleness
nounUK /ˈfiːbəlnəs/
US /ˈfiːbəlnəs/
The state of being weak or not strong.
The feebleness of the old dog made it hard for him to climb the stairs.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A lack of strength or intensity in something, such as a sound or effort.
The feebleness of the signal made the radio broadcast hard to hear.
3. A lack of effectiveness or force in an argument or excuse.
Everyone noticed the feebleness of his excuse for being late.
4. A lack of moral or mental strength; weakness of character.
The feebleness of her resolve showed when she gave in so easily.