weakness
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwiːknəs/
Forms: weaknesses
weakness means: A fault or lack of ability that makes someone or something less effective.
noun
A fault or lack of ability that makes someone or something less effective.
- Spelling is my main weakness.
- The report revealed weaknesses in the system.
- Every team has strengths and weaknesses.
The condition of having little physical strength, power, or ability to resist something.
- The illness caused muscle weakness.
- He could not stand because of his weakness.
- The currency's weakness made imports more expensive.
A strong liking for something that is hard to resist.
- She has a weakness for chocolate.
- Expensive shoes are his weakness.
- My weakness for cakes makes dieting difficult.
Questions about weakness
What does weakness mean?
A fault or lack of ability that makes someone or something less effective.
What is weakness in other languages?
Türkçe: zayıf nokta · Español: punto débil · Français: point faible · Deutsch: Schwachpunkt · Italiano: punto debole · 日本語: 弱点
How do you pronounce weakness?
It is pronounced /ˈwiːknəs/.
How do you use weakness in a sentence?
Spelling is my main weakness. The report revealed weaknesses in the system.
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