Steady
Steady adjective - Firm in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Weak
Weak adjective - Lacking bodily strength.
Both words in one sentence
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Their presence makes the gold counter decrease, thus requiring a steady production of gold otherwise they will rebel against the player (and that spells disaster if the player has a huge number of them in his base), they have weak hit points, weak defense, and cannot be upgraded.
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The boy was firing the weapon but his arm was too weak to hold the gun steady, the recoil from the first bullet bent the kid's arms all the way back with the muzzle pointing in his face.
Source: I Just Shot Marvin in the Face - This means that it's possible to grind down a super-sized Assault Battlemech with steady waves of small, weak hits because probability suggests that at least a few of those hits will eventually nail it in the head, and pilots tend to pass out from injury and exhaustion long before they are killed.
Source: Gradual Grinder
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