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Definitions from WordNet

Noun weakling has 1 sense
  1. weakling, doormat, wuss - a person who is physically weak and ineffectual
    --1 is a kind of person, individual, someone, somebody, mortal, human, soul
    --1 has particulars:
     namby-pamby; softy, softie; wimp, chicken, crybaby

Definitions from the Web

Term: Weaklings

Descriptions:

1. Noun - Individuals who lack physical or mental strength.

2. Noun - A derogatory term used to describe people who are easily dominated or controlled.

3. Noun - A group of individuals perceived to be feeble or lacking in courage or determination.

4. Noun - An insult referring to someone's perceived weakness or inability to stand up for themselves.

5. Adjective - Characterizing someone or something as feeble, lacking strength, power, or influence.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun - The bullies targeted the weaklings in the school, taking advantage of their vulnerability.

2. Noun - The dictator surrounded himself with weaklings who obeyed his every command without question.

3. Noun - The team of weaklings showed no determination during the game, resulting in a humiliating defeat.

4. Noun - The boss belittled his employees, referring to them as weaklings incapable of handling the workload.

5. Adjective - The weaklings attempt to lift the heavy object ended in failure.

6. Adjective - The weaklings' argument had little influence on the outcome of the debate.

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