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• n  the state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)
• n  the quality of lacking intensity or substance

• Despite increasing feebleness, she continued to maintain at least nominal sway over what remained of high society.
• At a time of political stagnation and feebleness, Lebed's successful peace negotiations in Chechnya have given him an aura of dynamism.
• Between leaving failed businesses in place, government cries of feebleness, and the seeming support of the "Too big to fail" system, is it any wonder that there's a loss of .

• infirmity
• frailty
• debility
• frailness
• valetudinarianism
• tenuity

Quotes

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• Pelé in Jamaica Observer
  The feebleness of the best players at the most important moments did not help,said Pele, who added that despite a poor campaign, Barcelona ace Ronaldinho remained the best player in the world.
• Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem Post
  Olmert's government had placed Jerusalem on the operating table and was making little effort to hide it, which proved the government's "feebleness, its abandonment of values and its moral and historic bankruptcy," Netanyahu said.