Feebly

/ˈfiːbli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a weak or faint manner; lacking strength or force.

The candle flickered feebly in the drafty room.

Without energy or enthusiasm; lacking vigor.

He feebly attempted to lift the heavy box.

In a way that shows hesitation or uncertainty.

She feebly protested against the decision, but her voice lacked conviction.

From the word 'feeble', derived from Latin 'feebilis', meaning weak.

feebly attempted

Made an effort that lacked vigor or determination.

feebly expressed

Articulated in a way that lacks clarity or strength.

feebly supported

Backed up with little strength or enthusiasm.

feeble

Lacking physical strength, especially as a result of age or illness.

weak

Lacking the power to perform physically or emotionally.

Doing something half-heartedly.

He showed up to the party feebly without any excitement.

Expressing an idea weakly.

Her feebly articulated opinion didn't convince anyone.