Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
weak-willed
Adjective
/wiːk wɪld/

Definition
Lacking determination or resolve; easily influenced or swayed.

Examples
- She struggled to stick to her diet because she felt weak-willed in the face of dessert.
- Many people consider avoiding confrontation a sign of being weak-willed.
- His weak-willed nature made it difficult for him to pursue his goals.

Meaning
A person who is weak-willed does not have the strength of character to resist temptations or make firm decisions.

Synonyms
- Indecisive
- Lackadaisical
- Helpless
- Unassertive