unstrength Antonyms
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Meaning of unstrength
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unstrength (n.)
Want of strength; weakness; feebleness.
unstrength Sentence Examples
- The aging building's unstrength was evident in its crumbling walls and broken windows.
- The once-mighty warrior was weakened by disease, his unstrength growing with each passing day.
- The bridge's unstrength was tested by the relentless weight of heavy traffic.
- The unstrength of the chain link fence allowed the intruder to easily break through.
- The soil's unstrength rendered it unsuitable for construction, causing the building to sink into the ground.
- The tree's unstrength made it vulnerable to the strong winds that uprooted it.
- The unstrength of the army's morale led to their defeat on the battlefield.
- The unstrength of the child's bones made them susceptible to fractures.
- The material's unstrength limited its usefulness for engineering applications.
- The government's unstrength in enforcing the law allowed crime to flourish unchecked.
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Want of strength; weakness; feebleness.
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The aging building's unstrength was evident in its crumbling walls and broken windows.
The once-mighty warrior was weakened by disease, his unstrength growing with each passing day.
The bridge's unstrength was tested by the relentless weight of heavy traffic.
The unstrength of the chain link fence allowed the intruder to easily break through.
