Adjective:

ଅଯ irr କ୍ତିକ |, ପତଳା |, ତୁଚ୍ଛ, ଶକ୍ତିହୀନ |, ଅବିସ୍ମରଣୀୟ |, ଦୁର୍ବଳ |, ଲଗବ୍ୟାଗ୍ |,

flimsy's Usage Examples:

flimsy stories of this character – stories which subside into horrific dulness when the actors do not exert themselves, and when the actors do put forth.

However, "a flimsy technicality" led to a replay of the Connacht final against Galway, which Sligo lost.

heterosexual mimsy, from miserable and flimsy (coined by Lewis Carroll) mizzle, from mist and drizzle mockney, from mock and Cockney moobs, from man and.

Many saw the argument as a weak justification for exploitation and a flimsy example of creating science to reference as proof.

Improvement works to the station are planned, in order to replace the flimsy platforms which have begun to suffer from considerable wear and tear and.

For example, in the 18th and 19th centuries a cap was a kind of head covering made of a flimsy fabric.

supervillains, due to his lack of super-powers, dimwitted personality, and the flimsy central concept that belies his identity as a super-criminal.

Eventually, so many threads were drawn-out that the foundation became very flimsy and lace makers devised a new framework that did not require original foundation fabric.

But inept direction and a muddled screenplay make a mess of the already flimsy story".

panned the film in 2011, opining that "It"s a flimsy story that is apathetically written, poorly paced and overacted with shrill performances by both.

coats with a fake sky-blue carnation in the left breast pocket, black turtlenecks, and a flimsy white fedora- something like a generic gangster Halloween.

According to one hypothesis, based on flimsy evidence, Wulgrin was Jaufre"s father.

The Chicago Tribune Dave Kehr hedged his praise, writing that the film was a well written, well staged and well acted piece, though there is something musty in its aesthetic - that of the huge, bellowing method performance, plastered over a flimsy, one-set world.

Synonyms:

weak,

Antonyms:

thinness, strong,