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lame
adjective as in unable to walk properly; injured
adjective as in weak; inadequate
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Example Sentences
"I'm not sure he's a lame duck yet," Garret Martin, professor of international relations at American University, told AFP.
Suzuki agreed to a one-year contract, which puts him in the uncomfortable position of being a lame duck before he manages his first game.
The sooner Republicans wake up and treat him like the rabid, lame duck he is, the better off they — and the country — will be.
At the 2007 White House press dinner, Bush jokingly insisted that he wasn’t becoming a “lame duck…unless of course Cheney accidentally shoots me in the leg.”
Did you really miss out on that opportunity because you were too good or is it possible that the recruiter softened the blow with the professional version of a lame breakup line?
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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