feebleness
/ˈfibəlnəs/
noun
- The state or quality of being very weak, lacking physical strength or energy.
- The old dog's feebleness was clear when it struggled to climb the stairs.
- She felt a sudden feebleness in her legs after running for miles.
- After the long illness, his feebleness made it hard for him to walk even a few steps.
- Lack of effectiveness, power, or force; weakness in influence or impact.
- The feebleness of the argument was obvious to everyone in the debate.
- The team's feebleness on defense cost them the championship.
- Critics pointed out the feebleness of the government's response to the crisis.