rather limp
Frequency: 5.51.5 per million words
To be somewhat or fairly limp.
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- The politician's speech was rather limp, failing to inspire the crowd.
- After hours of dancing, her hair looked rather limp and lifeless.
- The argument presented by the defense was rather limp, lacking strong evidence.
- He gave a rather limp handshake, showing a lack of confidence.
- Despite his efforts, the soup tasted rather limp, needing more seasoning.
- The plant became rather limp after a few days without water.
- Her initial enthusiasm for the project seemed rather limp by the end of the meeting.
- The team's performance in the second half was rather limp, allowing the opposition to score.
- She felt rather limp and weak after the long illness.
- His excuse for being late was rather limp, and no one believed him.