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Meanings of weakling in English
Usage of weakling in English
1
It is the violence of a weakling hand-theworst manner of violence.
2
Did she think-shewas always a weakling-thatI would not use it?
3
It is not I who made him a forger and a weakling.
4
Garstin was an office-desk weakling, and a mere boy into the bargain.
5
Maybe just to prove to the world that she wasn't a weakling.
6
It is the comparatively weedy weakling, left mateless by polygyny, who objects.
7
Alan was a spoiled child, a weakling, the slave of his passions.
8
He was at least not to be guilty of assaulting a weakling.
9
What befell the weakling youth lifting the dread goddess's veil at Lais?
10
Eliakim was a weakling, who loved ease and luxury above everything else.
11
I am no weakling, but when we wrestled he soon threw me.
12
His voice had risen, and crumbled to a weakling falsetto, and ceased.
13
Fanny Armstrong was a weakling, but Louise was more difficult to manage.
14
Colina was no weakling, but within those steely arms she was helpless.
15
And if he did call Dad, he would look like a weakling.
16
Billy had a low center of gravity, and was no skinny weakling.
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Weakling across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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