weakness
noun
[ ˈwiːknəs ]
• the state or condition of being weak.
• "the country's weakness in international dealings"
Similar:
frailty,
feebleness,
enfeeblement,
puniness,
fragility,
delicateness,
delicacy,
weakliness,
infirmity,
sickness,
sickliness,
shakiness,
debility,
incapacity,
indisposition,
decrepitude,
enervation,
fatigue,
exhaustion,
tiredness,
weediness,
spinelessness,
timidity,
cravenness,
cowardliness,
pusillanimity,
timorousness,
indecisiveness,
indecision,
irresolution,
ineffectuality,
uselessness,
ineptness,
ineptitude,
effeteness,
meekness,
tameness,
powerlessness,
ineffectiveness,
impotence,
faint-heartedness,
chicken-heartedness,
inadequacy,
defectiveness,
faultiness,
deficiency,
imperfection,
unconvincingness,
untenability,
tenuousness,
implausibility,
unsatisfactoriness,
slightness,
poverty,
thinness,
transparency,
unsoundness,
flimsiness,
lameness,
hollowness,
indistinctness,
muffledness,
mutedness,
faintness,
lowness,
low intensity,
dimness,
paleness,
wanness,
dullness,
• a disadvantage or fault.
• "you must recognize your product's strengths and weaknesses"
Similar:
fault,
flaw,
defect,
deficiency,
weak point/spot,
failing,
foible,
shortcoming,
imperfection,
blemish,
Achilles heel,
chink in one's armour,
• a person or thing that one is unable to resist or likes excessively.
• "you're his one weakness—he should never have met you"
