weak stemmed

/ˈwikˌstɛmd/
adjective
  1. Having a thin or fragile stem that bends or breaks easily, used especially for plants.
    • These weak-stemmed vines cannot support the heavy fruit they produce.
    • The weak-stemmed flowers drooped under the weight of the rain.
    • Gardeners often stake weak-stemmed plants to keep them upright.
  2. Lacking structural strength or support; easily broken or collapsed.
    • The weak-stemmed bridge swayed dangerously in the wind.
    • He criticized the weak-stemmed argument that fell apart under scrutiny.
    • The chair was weak-stemmed and wobbled whenever someone sat on it.
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