weak

01. He was sick, and felt too [weak] to even get out of bed.

02. The goaltender was having a bad day, and let in a couple of [weak] goals.

03. I have a [weakness] for chocolate. I eat the stuff almost every day.

04. She has really [weak] arms so she'll need help with her suitcases.

05. My daughter has a [weak] stomach, and has actually vomitted at the sight of blood.

06. The little girl smiled [weakly] at her mother from her hospital bed.

07. If you feel [weak] or light-headed after giving blood, please tell the nurse.

08. My eyes are getting [weaker], so I have to get stronger glasses.

09. Your grandfather has a [weak] heart, so he can't play tag with you children.

10. It is not a sign of [weakness] to refuse to fight a bully.

11. The President is considered too [weak] to take decisive action against the terrorists.

12. Wolves will generally attack the [weak] or old in a herd.

13. Bullies always pick on the [weakest] kids to push around.

14. This team's defense is strong, but its forwards are [weak], so they rarely score.

15. She's an excellent manager, but if she has one [weakness], it is that she is too nice to people sometimes.

16. The case against the accused is [weak], so he'll probably get off.

17. My children like to drink [weak] tea with lots of milk and sugar in it.

18. The coffee in this country is so [weak] that it tastes like dishwater.

19. The mayor is seen by many as being [weak] in dealing with aggressive panhandlers in this city.

20. She has been seriously [weakened] by the illness.

21. He felt his resolve [weakening] as he listened to her arguments.

22. The buildings had been [weakened] during the earthquake, and had to be demolished.

23. He is too [weak] to ever quit smoking.

24. Researchers have found that negative events in our lives can actually [weaken] our immune system for a short time.

25. Karl Kraus once stated that a [weak] man has doubts before a decision; a strong man has them afterwards.

26. Jerry Rubin once stated that men, not women, are the [weaker] sex.

27. Joel Goodman once said that seven days without laughter makes one [weak].

28. Football coach John Heisman once stated, "When you find your opponent's [weak] spot, hammer it."

29. A Danish proverb notes that a chain is as strong as its [weakest] link.

30. A Japanese proverb observes that only he who knows his own [weaknesses] can endure those of others.