Pronunciation: /ˈwɪmpi/
noun a weak or ineffectual person
A1 I saw a wimpy little puppy at the park.
A2 My sister always calls me a wimpy when I'm scared of spiders.
B1 The wimpy kid in class always gets picked on by the bullies.
B2 Despite his wimpy appearance, he was actually a skilled fighter.
C1 The wimpy attitude of the team cost them the championship.
C2 Her wimpy demeanor masked a fierce determination to succeed.
adjective showing a lack of courage or determination; weak and ineffectual
A1 He is too wimpy to stand up for himself.
A2 The wimpy kid was always picked on by the other students.
B1 She felt wimpy after missing her morning workout.
B2 The wimpy response from the company disappointed its customers.
C1 His wimpy attitude towards challenges held him back from reaching his full potential.
C2 The wimpy leadership of the organization led to its downfall.
formal The wimpy child refused to participate in the physical education class.
informal Don't be so wimpy, just give it a try!
slang Stop being such a wimp and stand up for yourself.
figurative His arguments were so weak, they were easily dismissed as wimpy.
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