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Definition of weakling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He was considered a weakling for not standing up to his boss.
2.
- The coach often unfairly labeled the smaller players as weaklings..
Origin of weakling
Old English, wac (weak) + -ling (diminutive suffix)
Examples of weakling in a sentence
The bully mocked him as a weakling in front of everyone. Bullies often target the weaklings. He was tired of being called a weakling.
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- French:faible, gringalet, ...
- German:Schwächling, ...
- Italian:debole, deboluccio, ...
- Spanish:pusilánime, debilucho, ...
- Portuguese:fraco, ...
- Chinese:懦夫, ...
- Japanese:弱虫, ひ弱な人, ...
- Arabic:ضعيف الشخصية, ضَعيف البِنْية, ...
- Hebrew:חֲלַשְׁלוּשׁ, חַלָּשׁלוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:слабак, ...
- Ukrainian:слабак, немічний, ...
- Hindi:बुज़दिल, दुर्बल, ...
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