Strong
Strong adjective - Having muscles capable of exerting great physical force.
Usage example: I need some strong people to help me move furniture
Nearby Word: strongly
Weakling
Weakling adjective - Lacking strength of will or character.
Usage example: argues that in a time of war, the country can't afford to have a weakling president
Both words in one sentence
- She fit this trope in that moment, because she is really a homicidal alien with a strong sense of justice instead of a weakling.
Source: Deliberately Distressed Damsel - However, when Luffy fights him, he (Luffy) comments that Eneru may be a Physical God in the sky, but on the Blue Sea there are so many strong guys that Eneru will look like a weakling.
Source: Normal Fish in a Tiny Pond - In Capsule Monster Chess, he defeated Mokuba's strong monsters with a single weakling.
Source: Weak, but Skilled
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