Concentrated
Concentrated adjective - Having an abundance of some characteristic quality (as flavor).
Usage example: a concentrated mixture of lemonade and iced tea
Weak
Weak adjective - Not containing very much of some important element.
Usage example: the coffee came out too weak because I didn't use enough ground beans
Both words in one sentence
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His Evil Counterpart Captain Pollution, is weak against pure wind, water, earth, and fire while being composed of concentrated pollution.
Source: Kryptonite Factor -
She did this because she knew bread was a weak spot and so concentrated on getting it technically right, rather than being showy — unfortunately, she didn't get it right and, following a similar problem in the Showstopper round with a roasted tomato and garlic bread loaf, she was eliminated.
- Most of the latter half of the story is largely concentrated on the detectives trying to get her to use her fingers to point at the guilty suspect, as this trope is too weak to use in a court case.
Source: Once for Yes, Twice for No
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