weakness

/ˈwiknəs/
noun
  1. The state or condition of being physically weak; lack of strength or energy.
    • The old man's weakness made it hard for him to carry groceries.
    • Regular exercise can help prevent muscle weakness as you age.
    • After the long illness, she felt a general weakness in her legs.
  2. A fault or flaw in someone's character or in a system, plan, or argument.
    • His biggest weakness is that he can never say no to a request for help.
    • Every team has strengths and weaknesses that the coach must address.
    • The detective found a weakness in the suspect's alibi.
  3. A special liking or craving for something, often something that is not good for you.
    • He admitted his weakness for video games kept him up too late.
    • I have a weakness for chocolate chip cookies.
    • Her weakness for expensive shoes often empties her wallet.
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