Weakness

Pronunciation: /ˈwiːknəs/

Weakness (noun)

  1. A state of not being strong or powerful, either physically or mentally.
  2. A point or area where someone or something is easily harmed or affected.
  3. A quality or feature that makes someone less effective or successful.

Examples

  • The athlete's weakness was evident during the competition.
  • Her emotional weakness made it hard to cope with stress.

Common collocations: physical weakness, overcome weakness, show vulnerability, recognize vulnerability, acknowledge weakness

Synonyms of Weakness

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Neutral

Antonyms of Weakness

  • — The opposite of weakness, indicating power or force.
  • — Refers to being strong and robust, unlike weakness.