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weak-kneed [am. angl. ˌwikˈnid, brit. angl.] PRID.

weak-kneed

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To put off a declarative judgment would be morally and intellectually weak-kneed.

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We are an ignorant, erring bunch, and our shepherds have been weak-kneed and spineless against the devil's onslaught.

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But there is a feeling we may have gone a bit weak-kneed in our pursuit of trade dollars.

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This is not to commend a weak-kneed policy on terror, but to point out that a hard stance attracts a hardened enemy.

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For a government which came to power promising a change in the allegedly weak-kneed policies of the past, there are powerful psychological and political compulsions at play here.

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Even if you blame weak-kneed accountants for that delay, an analogous pattern can be seen in the real economy.

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Orchestrate a social media campaign to frighten weak-kneed companies into withdrawing their advertising and intimidate the station into taking the hosts off the air.

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They become like a weak-kneed boxer in the 15th round.

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The dancers, described as fleet-footed or nimble-footed, appear in masks representing the dead, human being or animal; the weak-kneed run away from sights of such dances.

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Many see it as just another weak-kneed response from racing authorities continuing to pander to the perceptions of animal activists to the detriment of racing.

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