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What is another word for
feebleness
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▲
A state of being weak or lacking physical strength
The state or characteristic of being ineffective at something
The state or characteristic of not showing proper care or interest towards a given task
The state of being fatigued or exhausted
A lack of distinctive, appealing, or energetic character
The latter part of life, the part of life after one's prime
A lack of courage
The state of being feckless
Inferior or mediocre in quality
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pathology
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An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
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▲
Noun
▲
A state of being weak or lacking physical strength
weakness
delicacy
frailty
debility
enervation
infirmity
languor
debilitation
enfeeblement
fragility
frailness
asthenia
exhaustion
faintness
flimsiness
infirmness
languidness
lassitude
listlessness
effeteness
etiolation
incapacity
lameness
lowness
meagerness
sickliness
wimpiness
decrepitude
delicateness
disease
malaise
shakiness
thinness
unhealthiness
lack of strength
weakliness
indisposition
vulnerability
sickness
fragileness
unsoundness
puniness
illness
ill health
shortcoming
insubstantiality
unsubstantiality
ailment
disorder
malady
fatigue
deficiency
devitalization
failing
fault
imperfection
weediness
impairment
powerlessness
tiredness
defect
weariness
flu
confinement
unwellness
decay
defenselessness
unhealth
diseasedness
ailing
depletion
poor health
invalidity
affliction
helplessness
senility
overtiredness
prostration
slightness
flaw
susceptibility
trouble
dodderiness
attenuation
dimness
incapacitation
lack of energy
indistinctness
lack of vitality
impotence
instability
paleness
vitiation
ricketiness
shoddiness
inanition
disability
brittleness
frangibility
valetudinarianism
unsteadiness
weakening
declining health
lightness
paralysis
dizziness
ineffectiveness
encumbrance
defencelessness
exhaustedness
immobility
giddiness
enfeebled state
elderliness
agedness
haziness
senescence
softness
quietness
dotage
eld
age
superannuation
loss of strength
condition
dullness
anxiety
decline
unease
disquiet
uneasiness
old age
mutedness
muffledness
distress
drawback
limitation
wanness
disadvantage
liability
downside
angst
discomfort
depression
foible
anguish
restlessness
melancholy
dejection
doldrums
unhappiness
despondency
lapse
lack
irresolution
blemish
ailments
ills
Weltschmerz
weak point
vice
gap
inconstancy
weltschmerz
despair
dissatisfaction
discontent
pain
ennui
low intensity
sore point
soft spot
Achilles heel
chink in the armor
weakest link
weak spot
more ❯
“The fallibility of Adam's mind was thus matched by the comparative
feebleness
of his body.”
Noun
▲
The state or characteristic of being ineffective at something
ineffectiveness
ineffectuality
ineffectualness
inability
inadequacy
incapacity
insufficiency
incompetence
insignificance
uselessness
incapability
helplessness
impotence
inefficacy
powerlessness
infirmity
weakness
futility
hopelessness
inefficiency
unproductiveness
ineptitude
incompetency
unsuccessfulness
vanity
ineptness
unfitness
frailty
failure
impracticality
unworkability
inoperability
unusableness
unserviceableness
nonsuccess
incapacitation
inutility
worthlessness
pointlessness
shortcoming
inaptitude
lack
disqualification
disability
fruitlessness
indisposition
debility
impairment
indecisiveness
paralysis
enervation
emptiness
hollowness
idleness
vainness
unprofitableness
bootlessness
meaninglessness
senselessness
frivolousness
lack of ability
clumsiness
lack of skill
inexpertness
unavailingness
awkwardness
amateurishness
maladroitness
lack of proficiency
unprofitability
disorganization
US
sloppiness
slackness
triviality
limitation
inexperience
necessity
deficiency
disorganisation
UK
cack-handedness
ham-fistedness
unsuitability
carelessness
ineligibility
cluelessness
unhandiness
unproficiency
cheapness
inaptness
wastefulness
unsatisfactoriness
inferiority
substandardness
unsuitableness
unskillfulness
purposelessness
stupidity
inanity
screw-up
skill-lessness
profitlessness
frivolity
unsubstantiality
abortiveness
meaningless
valuelessness
unimportance
spitting in the wind
more ❯
“One should question the
feebleness
of this effort, particularly when declining levels of foreign assistance contributed to a slower rate of growth.”
Noun
▲
The state or characteristic of not showing proper care or interest towards a given task
apathy
indifference
laziness
unconcern
nonchalance
detachment
dispassion
dispassionateness
lassitude
casualness
complacence
disinterestedness
disregard
halfheartedness
neglectfulness
half-heartedness
lack of commitment
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
lack of interest
uncaring attitude
“He has talked of unifying the city, but many supporters are disappointed by the
feebleness
of his efforts.”
Noun
▲
The state of being fatigued or exhausted
tiredness
fatigue
exhaustion
weariness
lassitude
lethargy
enervation
listlessness
languor
drowsiness
prostration
sluggishness
torpor
debility
burnout
sleepiness
inertia
somnolence
overtiredness
frazzle
languidness
debilitation
lifelessness
doziness
strain
wooziness
grogginess
consumption
expenditure
jet lag
faintness
weakness
collapse
heaviness
lack of energy
inactivity
ennui
dullness
fatigation
lack of vitality
slowness
enfeeblement
asthenia
impotence
inanition
wall
extreme tiredness
apathy
bonk
frailty
laziness
idleness
indolence
hebetude
stupor
brain fag
the wall
dreaminess
inaction
sloth
torpidity
slothfulness
inertness
shiftlessness
passivity
slackness
otiosity
accidie
disinterest
torpidness
faineance
remissness
leadenness
supineness
indifference
impassivity
passiveness
laxness
dormancy
stagnation
negligence
narcosis
faineancy
lackadaisicalness
do-nothingness
disregard
oscitancy
laxity
phlegm
unconcern
insouciance
heedlessness
dilatoriness
leisureliness
stolidity
otioseness
languorousness
torpescence
coma
numbness
deadness
fainéance
detachment
incuriosity
jadedness
unresponsiveness
skiving
acedia
uninterestedness
boredom
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
lack of interest
neglectfulness
tardiness
sluggardness
spiritlessness
sluggardliness
neurasthenia
anergia
immobility
dopeyness
stillness
inactiveness
comatoseness
oscitation
somnolency
dopiness
malaise
heavy eyelids
defatigation
monotony
disillusionment
languishment
motionlessness
sedentariness
unproductiveness
pococurantism
distaste
disgust
unmindfulness
lack of effort
paralysis
stasis
immobilization
US
goblin mode
immobilisation
UK
disinclination to move
dejection
vapidness
flat
vapidity
depression
slacking
shirking
disinclination
procrastination
indolency
stagnancy
pottering
loafing
trifling
time-wasting
lazing
flatness
vegetating
dilly-dallying
droning
loitering
laze
leisure
hibernation
joblessness
slouch
truancy
dawdling
dispassion
disinterestedness
aloofness
nonchalance
casualness
complacence
incuriousness
coolness
dispassionateness
insensibility
emotionlessness
coldness
stoicism
insensitivity
unfeelingness
halfheartedness
impassibility
neutrality
mopery
lack of motivation
uncaring attitude
lack of involvement
more ❯
Noun
▲
A lack of distinctive, appealing, or energetic character
insipidness
banality
characterlessness
colorlessness
flavorlessness
inanity
insipidity
savorlessness
tastelessness
weakness
aridity
blandness
boredom
commonplaceness
drabness
dreariness
dryness
dullness
familiarity
flatness
jejuneness
lifelessness
routine
sameness
slowness
staleness
tediousness
tedium
uninterestingness
vapidity
vapidness
wateriness
innocuousness
monotomy
washiness
sterility
stodginess
weariness
sterileness
asepticism
monotony
boringness
unimaginativeness
mildness
triteness
plainness
lack of imagination
colourlessness
unoriginality
tameness
mundaneness
ordinariness
uncreativeness
lack of creativity
jejunity
pallidness
monotonousness
grimness
emptiness
gentility
pointlessness
cheerlessness
dinginess
gloom
sobriety
greyness
UK
gloominess
flavourlessness
wearishness
unsavoriness
dowdiness
grayness
US
lack of flavour
tiresomeness
uniformity
deadliness
wearisomeness
ennui
sameyness
lack of variety
repetitiveness
humdrumness
humdrum
featurelessness
lack of variation
lack of excitement
doldrums
prolixity
restlessness
blahs
uneventfulness
yawn
unchangingness
repetitiousness
routineness
irksomeness
prosaicness
predictability
invariability
similarity
deadness
evenness
monotone
the doldrums
equability
identicalness
levelness
likeness
unchangeableness
continuance
continuity
oneness
lack of interest
same old thing
spiritlessness
uninspiredness
repetition
frumpiness
ponderousness
laboriousness
endlessness
listlessness
long-windedness
grind
lack of diversity
drudgery
interminableness
groove
chore
treadmill
rat race
daily grind
malaise
sluggishness
frustration
dissatisfaction
fatigue
restiveness
world-weariness
taedium vitae
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Noun
▲
The latter part of life, the part of life after one's prime
old age
elderliness
senility
age
oldness
agedness
senescence
dotage
infirmity
caducity
senectitude
seniority
decrepitude
debility
geriatrics
longevity
years
declining years
advanced years
advancing years
second childhood
retirement age
golden age
golden years
autumn of life
evening of life
winter of life
latter part of animate life
ancientness
maturity
hoariness
eld
antiquity
advanced age
weakness
autumn
superannuation
twilight years
sunset years
oldhood
vetustity
venerableness
archaicism
antiqueness
archaism
frailty
enfeeblement
invalidity
decline
incapacity
sickliness
incapacitation
debilitation
malaise
maturation
afterlife
afternoon
evening
matureness
the autumn of one's life
adulthood
adolescence
wear and tear
middle age
the winter of one's life
ripeness
ageing
UK
aging
US
winter
sunset
close
late afternoon
end
readiness
latter part
last part
latter stage
later years
mellowness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A lack of courage
cowardice
cravenness
spinelessness
pusillanimity
cowardliness
timidity
gutlessness
fearfulness
poltroonery
dastardliness
timorousness
wimpiness
faintheartedness
fear
weakness
funk
softness
wimpishness
mousiness
spiritlessness
sissiness
cowardness
cowardship
recreance
recreancy
faint-heartedness
cold feet
uselessness
ineffectiveness
chickenheartedness
unmanliness
pusillanimousness
timidness
apprehension
nervousness
shyness
hesitancy
apprehensiveness
meekness
tameness
discourage
tentativeness
diffidence
tremulousness
trepidation
hesitation
reticence
bashfulness
coyness
chicken
gentleness
mildness
irresolution
powerlessness
ineffectuality
indecisiveness
indecision
helplessness
impotence
vulnerability
frailty
susceptibility
ineptitude
ineptness
effeteness
frailness
vincibility
chicken-heartedness
wishy-washiness
defenselessness
inconstancy
Noun
▲
The state of being feckless
fecklessness
aimlessness
hopelessness
irresponsibility
spinelessness
unreliability
uselessness
Noun
▲
Inferior or mediocre in quality
cheapness
inferiority
shoddiness
inadequacy
mediocrity
deficiency
poorness
tawdriness
paltriness
crappiness
tackiness
weakness
poor quality
poor standard
indifference
insignificance
meanness
unimportance
ordinariness
commonplaceness
imperfection
adequacy
passableness
second-rateness
unfitness
substandardness
unsatisfactoriness
badness
worthlessness
grottiness
faultiness
amateurishness
amateurism
inability
lack
unevenness
commonplace
commonness
patchiness
normality
averageness
lack of inspiration
Noun
▲
(
pathology
)
An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
disease
disorder
illness
complaint
condition
sickness
affliction
ailment
malady
infection
infirmity
plague
upset
blight
bug
indisposition
trouble
cancer
canker
abnormality
affection
ail
contagion
debility
defect
disability
evil
complication
decrepitude
epidemic
ill
lurgy
pestilence
scourge
virus
ache
bane
contamination
curse
distemper
distemperature
endemic
fever
pathosis
problem
sickliness
syndrome
attack
breakdown
Cancer
coath
collapse
convulsions
fit
flu
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
inflammation
misery
rot
seizure
spell
stroke
unhealthiness
unsoundness
visitation
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
malaise
weakness
diseasedness
unhealth
frailty
unwellness
debilitation
injury
poor health
what's going around
delicacy
pandemic
fragility
poison
pest
frailness
ailing
failing health
dysfunction
disturbance
corruption
outbreak
incapacity
flimsiness
decay
insubstantiality
menace
Black Death
delicateness
health condition
septicity
pollution
valetudinarianism
bad health
morbidity
vulnerability
impairment
shortcoming
deficiency
enervation
failing
imperfection
fault
enfeeblement
bubonic plague
confinement
puniness
exhaustion
faintness
killer
contagious disease
languor
asthenia
lassitude
health problem
fragileness
unsubstantiality
weakliness
listlessness
languidness
lowness
wimpiness
plight
failure
sepsis
predicament
unwholesomeness
morbidness
paroxysm
convulsion
dose
irregularity
cachexia
mild sickness
unhealthfulness
queasiness
complex
health issue
health complaint
lues
rash
relapse
fungus
toxicity
mildew
infestation
malignancy
taint
venom
miasma
impurity
mould
UK
corrosion
infirmness
smutch
mold
US
disablement
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
handicap
aberration
detriment
restriction
impotence
invalidity
lack of strength
shakiness
thinness
peril
decomposition
learning difficulties
special needs
learning disability
physical disability
feverishness
febricity
pyrexia
deadly illness
putrefaction
body heat
threat to life
cause of death
fatal illness
weariness
devitalization
murrain
temperature
influenza
wave
tiredness
fatigue
overtiredness
prostration
encumbrance
weediness
ineffectiveness
gangrene
pneumonic plague
lack of vitality
lack of energy
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feeblenesses
feeble opponent
feeble person
feebler
feeblest
feebly
feeble-mindednesses
feeble-mindedness
feeblemindedness
feeble-mindedly
feeblemindedly
feeble-minded
10-letter Words Starting With
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feeblene
feeblenes
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