Definition
Definition of weakish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
not strongRare somewhat lacking in strength, power, or intensityRare
- The tea tasted weakish compared to yesterday.
- Her grip felt weakish after the long hike.
- The argument was weakish and failed to persuade the jury.
Origin of weakish
Old English, wāc (weak) + -ish (having the quality of)
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- French:faible, ...
- German:schwächlich, ...
- Italian:un po' debole, ...
- Spanish:débil, ...
- Portuguese:fraquinho, ...
- Chinese:有点虚弱的, ...
- Japanese:やや弱い, ...
- Arabic:ضعيف بعض الشيء, ...
- Hebrew:חַלָּשׁ קְצָת, ...
- Russian:слабоватый, ...
- Ukrainian:слабенький, ...
- Hindi:थोड़ा कमजोर, ...
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