How To Spell weak-willed?
How to Pronounce weak-willed?
Correct pronunciation for the word "weak-willed" is [wˈiːkwˈɪld], [wˈiːkwˈɪld], [w_ˈiː_k_w_ˈɪ_l_d].
What are the misspellings for weak-willed?
- qeak-willed,
- aeak-willed,
- seak-willed,
- eeak-willed,
- 3eak-willed,
- 2eak-willed,
- wwak-willed,
- wsak-willed,
- wdak-willed,
- wrak-willed,
- w4ak-willed,
- w3ak-willed,
- wezk-willed,
- wesk-willed,
- wewk-willed,
- weqk-willed,
- weaj-willed,
- weam-willed,
- weal-willed,
- weao-willed
What is the adjective for weak-willed?
The adjective form of the word "weak-willed" is "weak-willed". In this case, the term itself serves as an adjective to describe someone who lacks strength of will or easily gives in to pressure.
Usage over time for weak-willed:
This graph shows how "weak-willed" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of weak-willed?
The plural form of "weak-willed" is "weak-willed" itself. The word does not change in its plural form as it is an adjective used to describe people or characteristics.
What is the singular form of weak-willed?
The singular form of the word "weak-willed" is "weak-willed individual" or "weak-willed person".
Synonyms for Weak-willed:
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adj.
• spineless • soft
Nearby words
Resources
- Correct spelling for weak-willed [Infographic] | Spellchecker.net
- weak-willed - English spelling dictionary
- Weak-willed | Definition of weak-willed by Merriam-Webster
- Weak-willed definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
- Weak-willed | Definition of weak-willed at Dictionary.com
- Weak-willed dictionary definition | weak-willed defined
