feebly

fee·ble  (fbl)

adj. fee·bler, fee·blest

1.

a. Lacking strength; weak.

b. Indicating weakness.

2. Lacking vigor, force, or effectiveness; inadequate. See Synonyms at weak.

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[Middle English feble, from Old French, from Latin flbilis, lamentable, from flre, to weep.]

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feeble·ness n.

feebly adv.

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	feebly - in a faint and feeble manner; "the lighthouse, flashing feebly against the sleet-blurred, rocky backdrop of the coast of north west Norway"
	2.	feebly - in a halting and feeble manner; "reform, in fact, is, rather feebly, on the win"

Translations

feebly [ˈfiːblɪ] ADV

1. (= weakly) [move, struggle] → débilmente; [smile, laugh] → lánguidamente, débilmente; [shine] → tenuemente

2. (= ineffectually) [protest] → sin fuerzas

feebly [ˈfiːbli] adv

[move] → faiblement

(= weakly) [say, protest, laugh] → sans grande conviction

feebly

adv shine, move, attempt, resist, applaud → schwach; smile → kläglich; say, explain → wenig überzeugend; he performed feebly → er zeigte eine klägliche Leistung

feebly [ˈfiːblɪ] adv (move, smile) → a fatica; (say, explain) → in modo poco convincente

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feebly [ˈfiːblɪ] adv (move, smile) → a fatica; (say, explain) → in modo poco convincente