In his old novel, the villain is described as feeble-minded, a term that reflects the period's misunderstanding of mental disability.

She feeble-mindedly smiled at the compliment, unsure how to respond.

The committee's reports were filled with feeble-mindednesses that undermined every serious reform proposal.

His forcible-feeble attempts at humor made the audience uncomfortable rather than amused.

The old wooden bridge proved over-feeble to support the heavy delivery truck.

The council dismissed his feeble-brained proposal, insisting on a plan grounded in reason instead.

It was cruel to label the elderly man as feebleminded.

After the long winter, the old tree's branches looked feebler than before.

Even the feeblest candle can chase away the darkness of doubt.

In his last journal entry, the veteran sorrowfully recorded his feebless, noting each day how his strength waned.