Feeble
Feeble adjective - Lacking bodily strength.
Usage example: feeble members of the congregation are not expected to stand or kneel during services
Vulnerable and feeble are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Vulnerable" instead an adjective "Feeble".
Nearby Words: feebleness, feebly
Vulnerable
Vulnerable adjective - Lacking protection from danger or resistance against attack.
Usage example: vulnerable baby chicks
Feeble and vulnerable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feeble" instead an adjective "Vulnerable".
Nearby Words: vulnerability, vulnerably
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After a second enemy wave is discovered, they attempt to intercept them, but are so far away from Isla that it becomes vulnerable to attack by the Sky Clan planes, who largely attack with feeble resistance from the ground and the recruit pilots.
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There was some attempt to explain that bullets, because they're much smaller and put pressure on a smaller area of skin are much more dangerous to her, but it's a pretty feeble handwave for someone being vulnerable to bits of lead yet able to take a punch from a Physical God.
Source: Immune to Bullets
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