weaker
word · lemma: weak
Definition
Used to describe someone or something that has less strength, power, or ability compared to another. It is the comparative form of 'weak'.
Usage & Nuances
'Weaker' is the comparative form of 'weak'; it is used mainly to directly compare two or more things. Common collocations are 'weaker team', 'weaker argument', and 'weaker side'. Sometimes used metaphorically (like 'weaker beer' for low strength). Avoid using with absolute qualities or when no comparison is made.
Example Sentences
He is weaker than his brother.
basic
This solution is weaker than the other one.
basic
My left arm is weaker than my right.
basic
After his illness, he felt much weaker than before.
natural
The weaker team still managed to score a goal.
natural
This coffee tastes weaker than usual—did you use less?
natural