frailties
Meaning
of Frailty
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
God has a purpose and plan for each of us, and He’s already taken our weakness, frailties, and shortcoming into consideration.
Eccleston once more took control of matters and ran in a further five unanswered tries, exposing the frailties in the Gladiators defence to run out comfortable winners.
The U18s secured their first goals, and first point of the season, but it could have been so much more but for defensive frailties yet again.
Though his frailties were gradually mended, Miles' physical development was severely affected and, as an adult, he was subtly but noticeably misshapen and no taller than an adolescent boy.
Martians, Go Home (1955) is both a broad farce and a satire on human frailties as seen through the eyes of a billion jeering, invulnerable Martians who arrive not to conquer the world but to drive it crazy.
Regrettably, the opposition is not utilising those factors as opportunities as much as it should as a result of its perculiar frailties and challenges.