A fraqueza



Example: A fraqueza dele ficou evidente durante a corrida.

Definition


"A fraqueza" refers to a state or quality of being weak or lacking strength, either physically, emotionally, or in terms of character. It highlights a noticeable deficiency or vulnerability, as in the example phrase where someone's weakness becomes evident during a run.

Etymology


The term "a fraqueza" comes from the Latin word 'fragilitas,' meaning fragility or weakness. Over time, it evolved through Old Portuguese into modern Portuguese as "fraqueza." Did you know? The root also connects to the English word 'fragile,' emphasizing delicacy and lack of strength.

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