Definitions and Examples of weak, feeble, soft
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lacking physical or mental strength; not strong.
Example
He was too weak to lift the heavy box by himself.
Lacking strength or force; weak.
Example
The old man's voice was feeble and hard to hear.
Not hard or firm to the touch; easily yielding to pressure.
Example
The bed was so soft that he sank into it as soon as he lay down.
Key Differences: weak vs feeble vs soft
- 1Weak implies a lack of physical or mental strength.
- 2Feeble suggests a weakness that is more pronounced or noticeable.
- 3Soft describes something that is not hard or firm to the touch.
Effective Usage of weak, feeble, soft
- 1Physical Strength: Use fuerte to describe someone's physical strength or power.
- 2Intensity: Use fuerte to describe the intensity of a sound, smell, or flavor.
- 3Comparison: Use antonyms to compare and contrast different levels of strength or intensity.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of fuerte have distinct meanings. Weak implies a lack of strength, feeble suggests a more pronounced weakness, and soft describes something that is not hard or firm to the touch. Use these words to describe physical strength, intensity, or make comparisons.
