Feeble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEEBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make weak
• To make feble; to enfeeble.
• make feeble
ADJECTIVE:
• very weak
• lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness
• (of a sound) faint
• lacking strength of character
• failing to convince or impress
• lacking physical or mental power
• pathetically lacking in force or effectiveness
• lacking strength or vigor
• lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality

Words related to FEEBLE

feebled13 feebleness15 feeblenesses17 feebler12 feebles12 feeblest13 feebling14 feeblish16 feebly14

How to use FEEBLE in a sentence

• But the emperor himself was a feeble man, sickly in body, weak in mind, and governed by his ministers, the chief of whom was Count Stadion, minister of foreign affairs.
• These feeble sounds afford one a more vivid sense of the magnitude of the place than louder sounds, that differ less from those we hear in the open plain.
• Nothing is so opposite to the true enjoyment of life as the relaxed and feeble state of an indolent mind.
• I am very feeble, but have taken my pen to acknowledge the goodness of God to me for so long a period.
• This astounding piece of news swept away the feeble barrier Genevra would have erected in her pique.
• While Miss Melville lay in this feeble and exhausted condition, Mrs.
• Here was a small and dismal shack from whose solitary window a feeble ray of light beamed.
• The voice whose tones had so often echoed in the forum was gone, and his feeble limbs could no longer bear his weight.
• On the contrary, we are constantly finding that it is feeble where we wish it were strong, impotent where we wish it omnipotent.
• The officer evidently thought that I was too sleepy and feeble to effect an escape, and so held me lightly and easily enough.
• All he did was to close his eyes, as if he were too feeble to speak to us or to notice us.
• Though Moysant was large of stature, his lungs were feeble, and his constitution was delicate.
• Considerations of this sort have helped to stock the world with many feeble and unhealthy persons.
• For the elderly and feeble, an occasional nap after the noonday meal, especially during the warm weather, will prove most refreshing.
• Such, as have weake and feeble leggs may ride on horsebacke, or be caryed in coaches, or borne in chaires.
• In two minutes the breathing was slow and feeble, with puffing of the cheeks.
• Her hands made a feeble movement to her mask, and he pulled it off.
• I was glad that the moonlight found but feeble entrance into the arbor, as the blood mounted from my heart into my face, and I felt that I must be a spectacle of confusion.
• The children of such parents are commonly feeble and puny, and die early if they survive infancy.
• Another difficulty which some find perplexing is that prayer seems too feeble a force to produce the great results often claimed to it.
• Morning dawned at last through gray drifting clouds of snow, and, getting up with stiffened limbs, we made feeble attempts to dig out our buried sledges.
• Yet this fact or fancy made little impression on me at the moment, feeble and wretched as was my will, undiscriminating as were my faculties.
• The Topsham Sewing Circle has begun its feeble operations again.

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