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    Débilmente (en. Weakly)

    /ˈde.βil.men.te/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adverb
    With little strength or resistance.
    The wind blew weakly during the storm.
    El viento soplaba débilmente durante la tormenta.
    In a faint or subtle manner.
    The dawn light shone weakly through the clouds.
    La luz del amanecer brillaba débilmente a través de las nubes.
    With little impact or influence.
    The argument was presented weakly, without concrete data.
    El argumento fue presentado débilmente, sin datos concretos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'debilis', meaning 'weak', with the suffix '-ly' indicating manner.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to speak weakly
    To communicate something with little conviction or strength.
    hablar débilmente
    to struggle weakly
    To oppose resistance ineffectively.
    luchar débilmente
    to smile weakly
    To smile in a convincing way or lacking energy.
    sonreír débilmente

    Related Words

    weak
    Having little strength or resistance.
    débil
    weakness
    The state of being weak or the quality of lacking strength.
    debilidad
    to weaken
    To make or become weaker.
    debilitar

    Slang Meanings

    To withstand a weak blow.
    There’s no need to hit him; his attack is already weakly effective.
    No es necesario pegarle, su ataque ya es débilmente efectivo.
    To be in a state of extreme weakness.
    He was weakly conscious after the operation.
    Estaba débilmente consciente después de la operación.