Damaged and Weak

Damaged

Damaged adjective - Harmed or injured or spoiled.

Weak and damaged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weak" instead an adjective "Damaged".

Nearby Words: damage, damaging, damageable

Weak

Weak adjective - Lacking bodily strength.
Usage example: the little boy was simply too weak to lift the box

Damaged and weak are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damaged" instead an adjective "Weak".

Both words in one sentence

  • Art Initiates Life: Mad Artist Kadaspala has spent the entirety of his time within Dragnipur tattooing an intricate pattern on everyone who is too weak or damaged to haul the wagon and is adding to its weight.
  • Kenshin is a short, skinny and relatively weak man, so much so that he eventually has to give up swordmanship because his kenjutsu style is meant to be used by stronger men and overusing it damaged his muscles.
  • Drillium from Grid Warrior could be damaged in the head or the glowing weak spot that is its tail, but its tail is the only part that lacks Damage Reduction armor.
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