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feeble

[fee-buhl] / ˈfi bəl /


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The International Monetary Fund said Monday that U.K. economic growth is expected to slow to 1.3% this year, compared with 1.4% in 2025, highlighting the feeble nature of an economic recovery.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Indian weather department has labelled the westerly disturbance north India has experienced so far this winter as "feeble" because it could generate very nominal rainfall and snowfall.

From BBC

“Awesome Allen,” I say, voice dripping with sarcasm, and give a feeble little pump with my arms.

From Literature

Was their feeble demise a window to their collective soul, a reflection of their spirit under the new, and surely doomed, manager?

From BBC

It was a worryingly feeble showing on the biggest stage.

From BBC