Flaqueza (en. Frailty)

/flakeθa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Insecurity or hesitance in a decision.
His weakness when speaking expressed his indecision.
Su flaqueza al hablar expresaba su indecisión.
State of physical or moral weakness.
The weakness of the body can be a sign of illness.
La flaqueza del cuerpo puede ser un signo de enfermedad.
Lack of vigor or strength.
Despite his weakness, he strives to move forward.
A pesar de su flaqueza, se esfuerza por seguir adelante.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'flacuitate,' which means weakness.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to be in weakness
To feel weak or vulnerable.
estar en flaqueza
weakness of character
Inability to stay firm in difficult situations.
flaqueza de carácter

Related Words

to weaken
To lose strength or endurance.
flaquear
thin
Lacking fat or muscle mass.
flaco

Slang Meanings

Weakness in the sense of discouragement.
After so many defeats, he felt weak.
Después de tantas derrotas, se sentía en flaqueza.
Weakness as a lack of will.
His weakness in making decisions brought him problems.
Su flaqueza para tomar decisiones le trajo problemas.