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moral or physical weakness (noun)

  • 1 frailty

    1. n хрупкость, непрочность
    2. n слабость, болезненность
    3. n бренность, недолговечность
    4. n недостаток, слабость; моральная неустойчивость

    he loved her in spite of her little frailties — он любил её, несмотря на её слабости

    Синонимический ряд:
    1. defect in character (noun) defect in character; error; failing; fault; foible; imperfection; peccadillo; solecism; vice
    2. moral or physical weakness (noun) brittleness; debilitation; debility; decrepitude; delicacy; feebleness; fragility; infirmity; moral or physical weakness; shortcoming; susceptibility; unsoundness; weakness
    Антонимический ряд:
    strength; virtue

    English-Russian base dictionary > frailty

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