Able
Able adjective - Having the required skills for an acceptable level of performance.
Nearby Word: ability
Feeble
Both words in one sentence
- He started off as the feeble old scientist who had to have his younger and more physically-able companions do the legwork.
Source: Badass Bookworm / Live-Action TV -
He's feeble, shaky, barely able to walk without a cane.
- And while it would otherwise play normally, Arod's gravity is so feeble that the entire playfield moves in slow-motion—while this means Arod takes longer to accomplish anything than most other planets, it is also largely able to shrug off attacks from most other planets.
Source: Mechanically Unusual Fighter
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