Pull
Pull noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.
Usage example: their lawyer supposedly has a lot of pull with the administration in Washington
Weakness
Weakness noun - The quality or state of lacking physical strength or vigor.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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However, the steel spikes that pierce their body are their weakness - if you pull out both the spikes in their eyes, or the one in their upper backs it kills them instantly.
Source: Achilles' Heel -
He'll just pull himself back together like nothing happened, so any frailty that a Doctor shows is entirely their own failing and not a real weakness.
Source: Comic Book / The Authority -
The sniper himself points out that Seeley certainly isn't a cold sniper: as he sees it, Seeley's weakness is that he refuses to pull the trigger if there's any question about the target's guilt.
Source: Cold Sniper
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