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feable

 

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Term: feable

Part of Speech: Adjective


Sense 1: Feeble or weak in strength, physical or mental capabilities


Usage: She struggled to lift the heavy boxes due to her feable muscles.


Sample Sentence: Despite his feable attempts, he could not solve the complex mathematical problem.



Part of Speech: Noun


Sense 1: An individual who is feeble or weak


Usage: The caretaker provided assistance to the elderly feables in the nursing home.


Sample Sentence: Volunteers organized a charity event to support the feables in their community.



Part of Speech: Adverb


Sense 1: In a feeble or weak manner


Usage: He stumbled feably across the finish line after the exhausting marathon.


Sample Sentence: The leaves on the tree were hanging feably as the storm approached.



Part of Speech: Verb


Sense 1: To make feeble or weaken


Usage: The illness feabled her body, making it difficult for her to perform daily tasks.


Sample Sentence: Excessive workload can feable one's motivation and productivity.



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