Writers employ "feeble" to evoke a variety of nuances of weakness and insufficiency, both literal and metaphorical. In some texts, the term underscores physical decline or frailty, as when a character’s failing body or diminished strength becomes a metaphor for the human condition [1], [2], [3]. At the same time, "feeble" is used to describe inadequacies in voice, intellect, or authority, suggesting a vulnerability that contrasts with more robust figures or ideas [4], [5], [6]. In philosophical and reflective works, the term may extend to highlight the transient nature of human power and the inherent limitations of reason and will [7], [8]. Through such diverse applications, authors infuse their narratives with a delicate balance of compassion and critique, making "feeble" a flexible descriptor that deepens the reader’s understanding of character and circumstance.