fee·ble·ness [ˈfi:bl̩nəs] СУЩ. no мн.
2. feebleness (lack of conviction ):
- feebleness
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One study of 1,558 older adults found that positive thinking could also reduce feebleness during old age.
www.desiblitz.com The government had done almost nothing to prepare for with famine, and critics noted the feebleness of its moral and administrative standards.
en.wikipedia.org It has also shone a great deal of light on the feebleness of our own.
www.theglobeandmail.com The loss of the idea of salvation helps explain the feebleness of modern secular politics, particularly the decline of socialism.
www.telegraph.co.uk He is tall and thin, but although he now stoops with age and feebleness one can see that one time his figure was more than ordinarily graceful.
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