flimsiness
/ˈflɪmzinəs/
noun
- The quality of being weak, thin, or easily broken or damaged.
- We complained about the flimsiness of the packaging after the product arrived broken.
- The flimsiness of the chair made it unsafe to sit on.
- The flimsiness of the bridge worried the engineers.
- The quality of being not convincing or strong; weakness of argument or evidence.
- The lawyer pointed out the flimsiness of the prosecution's case.
- The report was criticized for the flimsiness of its data.
- The flimsiness of his excuse made everyone suspicious.
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