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limp
adjective as in not stiff; weak
Strong matches
noun as in faltering walk
Example Sentences
Ahead of Tuesday night, Scotland's limp beginning isn't so much food for thought for Clarke, it's a veritable feast, a banquet of things to fix, in tactics, in formation, in selection, in psychology.
He then lost his appetite, started walking with a limp and developed pains.
Bitcoin and the broader crypto market are limping toward a painful weekly loss, fueled by investors’ retreat from riskier and more speculative trades.
Banchero had scored just four points when he limped out with a groin injury early in the second quarter.
A smattering of applause was just as loud as the boos that came at the full-time whistle as Scotland limped their way to a World Cup qualifying win over Belarus last month.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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