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Meanings of moral weakling in English

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Usage of moral weakling in English
1
Ford was no moral weakling except, perhaps, when whisky and he came to hand-grips.
The Uphill Climb
2
I do despise a moral weakling, Ford.
The Uphill Climb
3
But he was by no means the moral weakling that the unimaginative and somewhat puritanical Grant had supposed.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
4
She resented being warned and cautioned, as if she were some moral weakling who could not be trusted to make the most obvious distinctions.
Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest
5
They are usually regarded as moral weaklings, and it is the fashion of saints to despise them.
A Circuit Rider's Wife
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