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Antonyms for Feeble starting with A

Adjective

  1. Agile: She possessed an agile mind, always ready with a quick and intelligent response. (Related products on Amazon)
  2. Athletic: The athletic young man effortlessly sprinted across the finish line, showcasing his strength and stamina. (Related products on Amazon)
  3. Astounding: The magician's astounding trick left the audience in awe, unable to comprehend how he could accomplish such an incredible feat. (Related products on Amazon)

Noun

  1. Adept: The adept of martial arts skillfully executed a complex series of moves, showcasing his mastery in combat. (Related products on Amazon)
  2. Advantage: Having a strong network can give you a significant advantage in the job market. (Related products on Amazon)
  3. Achievement: Winning the spelling bee was a remarkable achievement for the young student. (Related products on Amazon)

Verb

  1. Amplify: The microphone was used to amplify the singer's voice, making it project throughout the entire stadium. (Related products on Amazon)
  2. Accelerate: Pressing the accelerator, she felt the car accelerate quickly, propelling her forward. (Related products on Amazon)
  3. Assist: The kind neighbor offered to assist with carrying the heavy boxes into the house. (Related products on Amazon)
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