Definition of feebly in English:

feebly

adverb ˈfiːbliˈfibli

1In a way that lacks strength or force.
I smiled feebly
many, from fear, cried out feebly
Example sentencesExamples
- He pointed feebly at the silhouette of an outcrop close by.
- He walked around the corner; his best friend was feebly holding onto the stall door, smiling weakly at him.
- In the flickering shadows, she glimpsed the boy curled up feebly in the corner.
- Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs.
- She sobbed and shook her head, feebly pushing Laura away.
- A heart that beat feebly told doctors that the patient had problems.
- Rusty horns screech feebly, like the poor birds unable to fly south for the winter.
- She whipped him around the arm and punched him feebly, not because she didn't want to hit hard, but because she couldn't.
- The boy whimpered, and his small fingers clutched feebly at the man, tangling in the fabric of his shirt.
- Like the Jack O'Lantern glowing feebly from the front porch, the movie's script is hollow.
1. 1.1 In a way that fails to convince or impress.
  he feebly attempted to defend the challenge
  Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C
  Example sentencesExamples
  The gang murder was feebly investigated by an institutionally racist police force.
  He spends most of the film servicing the inane plot and trying feebly to hide the twist from us.
  I laughed feebly at my own joke.
  She protested only feebly when her father picked her up and tucked her into bed.
  "I have to keep my promise," I said feebly.
  "I'm not very hungry, and I don't want to trouble you," he protested feebly.
  So now we're on Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C.
  Her husband smiled feebly in response.
  "Nobody is going to get hurt," I reasoned feebly.
  He stared around the crowded bar miserably, reminding himself feebly that he was working.

Definition of feebly in US English:

feebly

adverbˈfēblēˈfibli

1In a way that lacks strength or force.
I smiled feebly
many, from fear, cried out feebly
Example sentencesExamples
- A heart that beat feebly told doctors that the patient had problems.
- She whipped him around the arm and punched him feebly, not because she didn't want to hit hard, but because she couldn't.
- In the flickering shadows, she glimpsed the boy curled up feebly in the corner.
- Like the Jack O'Lantern glowing feebly from the front porch, the movie's script is hollow.
- He walked around the corner; his best friend was feebly holding onto the stall door, smiling weakly at him.
- Rusty horns screech feebly, like the poor birds unable to fly south for the winter.
- He pointed feebly at the silhouette of an outcrop close by.
- Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs.
- She sobbed and shook her head, feebly pushing Laura away.
- The boy whimpered, and his small fingers clutched feebly at the man, tangling in the fabric of his shirt.
1. 1.1 In a way that fails to convince or impress.
  he feebly attempted to defend the challenge
  Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C
  Example sentencesExamples
  "Nobody is going to get hurt," I reasoned feebly.
  I laughed feebly at my own joke.
  He spends most of the film servicing the inane plot and trying feebly to hide the twist from us.
  "I'm not very hungry, and I don't want to trouble you," he protested feebly.
  Her husband smiled feebly in response.
  The gang murder was feebly investigated by an institutionally racist police force.
  He stared around the crowded bar miserably, reminding himself feebly that he was working.
  So now we're on Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C.
  She protested only feebly when her father picked her up and tucked her into bed.
  "I have to keep my promise," I said feebly.

单词	feebly
释义	Definition of feebly in English: feebly adverb ˈfiːbliˈfibli 1In a way that lacks strength or force. I smiled feebly many, from fear, cried out feebly Example sentencesExamples He pointed feebly at the silhouette of an outcrop close by. He walked around the corner; his best friend was feebly holding onto the stall door, smiling weakly at him. In the flickering shadows, she glimpsed the boy curled up feebly in the corner. Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs. She sobbed and shook her head, feebly pushing Laura away. A heart that beat feebly told doctors that the patient had problems. Rusty horns screech feebly, like the poor birds unable to fly south for the winter. She whipped him around the arm and punched him feebly, not because she didn't want to hit hard, but because she couldn't. The boy whimpered, and his small fingers clutched feebly at the man, tangling in the fabric of his shirt. Like the Jack O'Lantern glowing feebly from the front porch, the movie's script is hollow. 1.1 In a way that fails to convince or impress. he feebly attempted to defend the challenge Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C Example sentencesExamples The gang murder was feebly investigated by an institutionally racist police force. He spends most of the film servicing the inane plot and trying feebly to hide the twist from us. I laughed feebly at my own joke. She protested only feebly when her father picked her up and tucked her into bed. "I have to keep my promise," I said feebly. "I'm not very hungry, and I don't want to trouble you," he protested feebly. So now we're on Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C. Her husband smiled feebly in response. "Nobody is going to get hurt," I reasoned feebly. He stared around the crowded bar miserably, reminding himself feebly that he was working. Definition of feebly in US English: feebly adverbˈfēblēˈfibli 1In a way that lacks strength or force. I smiled feebly many, from fear, cried out feebly Example sentencesExamples A heart that beat feebly told doctors that the patient had problems. She whipped him around the arm and punched him feebly, not because she didn't want to hit hard, but because she couldn't. In the flickering shadows, she glimpsed the boy curled up feebly in the corner. Like the Jack O'Lantern glowing feebly from the front porch, the movie's script is hollow. He walked around the corner; his best friend was feebly holding onto the stall door, smiling weakly at him. Rusty horns screech feebly, like the poor birds unable to fly south for the winter. He pointed feebly at the silhouette of an outcrop close by. Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs. She sobbed and shook her head, feebly pushing Laura away. The boy whimpered, and his small fingers clutched feebly at the man, tangling in the fabric of his shirt. 1.1 In a way that fails to convince or impress. he feebly attempted to defend the challenge Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C Example sentencesExamples "Nobody is going to get hurt," I reasoned feebly. I laughed feebly at my own joke. He spends most of the film servicing the inane plot and trying feebly to hide the twist from us. "I'm not very hungry, and I don't want to trouble you," he protested feebly. Her husband smiled feebly in response. The gang murder was feebly investigated by an institutionally racist police force. He stared around the crowded bar miserably, reminding himself feebly that he was working. So now we're on Plan D, a feebly disguised version of Plan C. She protested only feebly when her father picked her up and tucked her into bed. "I have to keep my promise," I said feebly.
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