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Meanings of weakly in anglès

Lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality.

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In a weak or feeble manner or to a minor degree.

Usage of weakly in anglès
1
However, CGWS has been demonstrated so far only in weakly scattering samples.
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2
The MPC said the economy appeared to be growing again, albeit weakly.
The Irish Times
3
Norine seated herself weakly; she stared in bewilderment at the unhappy speaker.
Rainbow's End
4
I smiled weakly and answered no, but yes, yes, something was wrong.
Naomi’s Room
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George smiled weakly, still not quite back into the world of words.
The illuminatus! trilogy
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Conclusions: Our study suggests that dietary calcium relates weakly to BW loss.
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7
Molly smiled weakly, pointed to a water glass on the bedside table.
Grave Secrets
8
His good hand moved weakly, and I stepped over closer to him.
Proven guilty
9
The letter was in her hand, which rested weakly in her lap.
Emily Fox-Seton / Being "The Making of a Marchioness" and "The M...
10
He attempts to replicate Messi's third goal, but chips weakly wide right.
The Guardian
11
He gestured weakly with his hand, but Gwen didn't need to look.
The undertaker's gift
12
Sometimes it was sharp with pain; sometimes it weakly strove for breath.
Maria Chapdelaine: A Tale of the Lake St. John Country
13
And Rose slid weakly from the bed and sank into the chair.
The Shoulders of Atlas: A Novel
14
When her associates addressed her in the wings she only smiled weakly.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
15
But then the physical threat from Oldham restarted, and Liverpool folded weakly.
The Guardian
16
They bind weakly, but specifically, often remaining partially disordered even when bound.
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