The physician frowned at the weak sore on the patient's arm, noting its pale, flabby granulations.

During the inspection, they discovered a weak spot in the perimeter fence that could be exploited.

Before the presentation, she carefully reviewed her weak spots to prepare for any tough questions.

She regretted her weakheaded refusal to speak up when it mattered.

After missing the deadline and mixing up the files, everyone started calling him weakbrained.

His excuse sounded piss-weak compared to the solid evidence we had.

After the awkward interview, the HR manager smiled politely and said, 'don't call us, we'll call you,' and I left knowing I had no chance.

The weak force governs beta decay, enabling protons to convert into neutrons and shaping the evolution of stars.

When he casually called her the weaker vessel, she was rightly offended.

In Old English studies, weak verbs often form the past tense with a dental suffix rather than a vowel change.