weakness
బలహీనత
definition
noun
the country's weakness in international dealings
the state or condition of lacking strength.
translation of 'weakness'
నేరము,
లోపము
example
Puppies are my one 'weakness' . I love puppies!
I'm normally not much of a collector but books are a 'weakness' of mine.
These conditions continue to be seen as a sign of 'weakness' rather than illness.
Other symptoms include general 'weakness' , a weak cry and various neurological disorders.
I've always had a 'weakness' for the company of good-looking men.
the country's 'weakness' in international dealings
French fries are a 'weakness' of mine and I have a hard time saying no to any offering of crisp, golden potato sticks.
His other key 'weakness' is his inability to detach himself from his players and put them under pressure.
I invest quite a lot of money for my children, but I also have a definite 'weakness' for shoes - I can't resist them.
Such conditions can lead to dizziness, 'weakness' , lethargy and confusion.
Critics will no doubt mock the idea, asserting perhaps that it is a sign of 'weakness' or even desperation.
he had a great 'weakness' for Scotch whisky
It has been run by two-party or three-party coalitions, with all the instability and 'weakness' that brings.
his 'weakness' for prawn cocktails
Lastly there may be a stage of exhaustion, tiredness and 'weakness' .
This resulted in several long-range attacks which spotted defensive 'weakness' and exploited it.
My life had dissolved into illness, 'weakness' , pain and exhaustion.
Hecate's words faltered and she trembled with 'weakness' and exhaustion.
This is the same bacterial nerve toxin that causes botulism, an illness which causes muscle 'weakness' or paralysis.
The nerve condition is characterized by 'weakness' and quick fatigue of facial muscles.
Myasthenia gravis is a chronic, autoimmune disorder which results in progressive skeletal muscle 'weakness' .
The country's economic 'weakness' resulted in a weakening of its military capability.
That is to say it did not stem from any inherent infirmity or 'weakness' or deficiency.
A prolonged admission is likely to result in profound 'weakness' and physical disability.
The result is muscle 'weakness' that is especially pronounced in the face, arms, and legs.
The problem, which results in instant 'weakness' , first struck him last season.
Yet it undertakes this task in conditions of profound economic 'weakness' .
Its lack of formality was now depicted as a 'weakness' , not a strength.
the country's 'weakness' in international dealings
Conversely, deprivation produces feelings of inferiority, 'weakness' and helplessness.
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