weakling Antonyms

Meaning of weakling

Wordnet

weakling (n)

a person who is physically weak and ineffectual

Webster

weakling (n.)

A weak or feeble creature.

Webster

weakling (a.)

Weak; feeble.

weakling Sentence Examples

  1. The bully targeted the weakling, relishing his power over the timid boy.
  2. Despite his athletic appearance, he was a weakling in the face of adversity.
  3. The weakling trembled with fear, his knees giving way beneath him.
  4. Her words pierced his heart like daggers, making him feel like a powerless weakling.
  5. The band of warriors scorned the weakling who refused to fight alongside them.
  6. The elderly woman's frail body revealed her as a weakling, vulnerable to the slightest breeze.
  7. The king banished the weakling from his kingdom, deeming him unworthy of protection.
  8. The weakling's attempts to defend himself were met with ridicule and scorn.
  9. The strongman lifted the boulder with ease, while the weakling struggled to move a pebble.
  10. The weakling's pitiful cries for help fell on deaf ears, leaving him isolated and alone.

FAQs About the word weakling

a person who is physically weak and ineffectualA weak or feeble creature., Weak; feeble.

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virtuous,strong, right, good, moral, tough, firm, tough, hard, righteous

The bully targeted the weakling, relishing his power over the timid boy.

Despite his athletic appearance, he was a weakling in the face of adversity.

The weakling trembled with fear, his knees giving way beneath him.

Her words pierced his heart like daggers, making him feel like a powerless weakling.