Moral
Moral adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Weak
Weak adjective - Lacking strength of will or character.
Usage example: the opinion that overweight people are just weak individuals who easily give in to temptation
Both words in one sentence
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The entire time, she's also mocking him for being too weak for overcoming his moral issues.
Source: Necktie Leash -
Too weak as a magus to transfer magic, and too moral to slaughter the lives of innocents, Shirou hesitatingly takes option three.
Source: Take a Third Option -
To him, humans are so weak, no one ever chooses the higher moral option in the dark.
Source: What You Are in the Dark
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