Had it
Weak and had it are semantically related. in exhausted topic. In some cases you can use "Weak" instead an adjective "Had it", when it comes to topics like extremely tired.
Both terms in one sentence
- The gags were extremely weak compared to other gag tracks' gags of the same level, so this strategy only worked if all four had it.
- However, he's had it since a very young age, and his control is weak, leading to him accidentally killing his parents, and later an old woman.
Source: Blessed With Suck / Comic Books -
Charmander. Completely oblivious to the fact that his Jerkass of a trainer abandoned him because he was weak, waited for the day for that trainer to return, even through a fierce storm (which would be fatal to Charmander, had it not been for Ash and friends).
Source: Broken Pedestal
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