Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

weak-spot

noun

/wiːk spɒt/

Definition

A weak spot is a specific area or aspect of something that is vulnerable or less effective than others.

Examples

The inspector identified several weak spots in the building’s structure.
During the debate, the candidate’s weak spot was her lack of experience.
The coach focused on improving the team’s weak spots before the championship game.

Meaning

In various contexts, a weak spot refers to a place that tends to break down, fail, or be more susceptible to issues compared to the surrounding areas.