lameness
/ˈleɪmnəs/
noun
- The quality of being weak, unconvincing, or unsatisfactory.
- She was frustrated by the lameness of the team's performance in the final game.
- The lameness of his excuse made everyone roll their eyes.
- Critics pointed out the lameness of the plot in the second half of the book.
- The condition of being unable to walk normally due to injury or disability.
- The veterinarian treated the horse for lameness in its front leg.
- Lameness in dogs can be caused by arthritis or a torn ligament.
- After the accident, he suffered from permanent lameness and used a cane.
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