Modifies a noun

• spot: Externally the bolts are exposed, avoiding potential weak spots where water may penetrate the timber.

• acid: Electron donating groups, however, will make for weaker acids.

• parity: Target group we accounts to help weak parity the medical expenses who.

• link: The girls voted out the " weakest link " by chanting " Send him off!

• dollar: The decision were but i can't weak dollar their.

• signal: For very weak signals, you can tell you need a good external arial.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: Tune the second receiver to a relatively weak station on the broadcast band.

• too: Alas, I am too weak to show my words around here.

• comparatively: It was unusual in that it offered comparatively weak integer performance but very strong floating point performance.

• economically: Enterprise 23.25 Boosting enterprise and enhancing business development was identified as a priority for the traditionally economically weaker regions.

Infinitive complement

• stand: Lord, our brothers and sisters fall too weak to stand up to the strong.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The performance of semi-detached bungalows, however, remained weak.

• appear: Students may be reluctant to discuss such difficulties with academic staff, for fear of appearing weak.

• feel: The safety of feeling poorer weaker the investment accounts.

• seem: Tho the machine guns seem weak, they are the best and most accurate weapon if used correctly.

• grow: Even those who are young grow weak; Young people can fall exhausted.

• become: My gait became unstable; my arms became weak; I dropped things; doing my hair became a chore.

Preposition: in

• comparison: Benchmarking was particularly weak in comparison to the other competences.

Preposition: of

• bunch: The weakest of the bunch, A Ship Named Francis, which attempts a humerous note, is fortunately also the shortest.

Preposition: from

• hunger: I am in his office the next day at 8 pm sharp, weak from hunger.