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Meaning of weaker
The primary meaning of the word "weaker" is comparative form of weak, describing something or someone that has less strength, power, or intensity.
Etymology of weaker
The word "weaker" originates from Old English "wæcan" meaning to weaken or become weak, and the comparative suffix "-er" which forms the comparative degree of adjectives
Historically, the word has been used to describe physical or moral weakness, and its usage has evolved to include a broader range of contexts, including emotional, mental, and financial weakness
Synonyms
fragile
feeble
frail
infirm
delicate
vulnerable
powerless
helpless
weak
flimsy
slender
slight
meager
paltry
insignificant
impotent
ineffective
ineffectual
enfeebled
debilitated
exhausted
spent
tired
fatigued
enervated
limp
slack
lukewarm
halfhearted
unenthusiastic
unconvincing
unsubstantial
shallow
superficial
Definitions
- Having less strength or power, either physically or in terms of ability or influence
- * Lacking conviction or enthusiasm
- * Less good or effective in a particular way
Usage Examples
- The weaker team struggled to keep up with their opponents
- * She felt weaker after a week of illness
- * The weaker currency made imports more expensive
Antonyms
stronger
more powerful
more potent
more convincing
more substantial
more effective
healthier
more robust
more vigorous
more energetic
more forceful
more convincing
more compelling
more persuasive
more dominant
more influential
more capable
more competent
more proficient
more skilled