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spineless

[spahyn-lis] / ˈspaɪn lɪs /


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"God help us! She is spineless, shameless and completely aimless," Badenoch told MPs.

From BBC

England's tour of India ended in woeful fashion as some spineless top-order batting resulted in a massive defeat inside three days in the fifth Test in Dharamsala.

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He said other Labour frontbenchers had refused to serve under Mr Corbyn, but Sir Keir had not, because he was "spineless, hopeless and utterly shameless".

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Instead he accused the government of being "spineless" in refusing to stand up to the EU.

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A major theory for humans' deep evolutionary history is that the early vertebrate ancestors evolved from spineless filter feeders, following a driven trend towards active, predatory food acquisition.

From Science Daily