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• s  lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality
• r  in a weak or feeble manner or to a minor degree
  weakly agreed to a compromise
  wheezed weakly
  he was weakly attracted to her

• My mouth was dry, my brow soaked in sweat; my heart beat quickly and weakly, little dings in my chest.
• One of them bound, but much more weakly, to a couple of others.
• The Holy Father was comatose, his pulse weakly fluttering.

• decrepit
• debile
• feeble
• infirm
• rickety
• sapless
• weak

• strongly

News & Articles

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• Mets designate Rick Ankiel for assignment, recall Kirk Nieuwenhuis
  Rick Ankiel entered today’s marathon ballgame against the Marlins in the 13th inning, taking reliever David Aardsma‘s spot at #9 in the lineup. In his four at-bats, he struck out three times and fouled out weakly to Placido Polanco at third base. Since coming over to the Mets after the Astros cut him, Ankiel came…
  June 9, 2013 - NBC Sports: HardballTalk
• Swisher struggles in Indians' 7-5 loss to Tigers
  Nick Swisher stepped to the plate as the tying run in the ninth inning and grounded out weakly.
  June 8, 2013 - Provo Daily Herald

Quotes

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• Nick Clegg in New York Times
  Nick Clegg, a spokesman for the opposition Liberal Democrats, said: "We have long argued that consigning people to a legal limbo beyond the reach of the courts is bad enough. But when these control orders are weakly enforced, it is inevitable that...
• Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite in Guardian Unlimited
  I didn't see the goal because I shot very weakly and I turned my back,Kaka told Brazilian television.
• Carlos Pena in MLB.com
  He made us swing the bats a lot and we were hitting balls off-center. We were putting balls in play, but very weakly,Rays first baseman Carlos Pena said. "And to a point where after you take a swing, you're like, 'That ball was right...