How to pronounce “weakly” in English

Clara okay vialia said weakly trying to remember how great it was going to be to have a little sister for the

You can see some home runs were pretty weakly hit.

neural activation in the retina and the levant weakly a nucleus in the visual cortex that explains why something looks as if it's on your visual left rather

'We'll figure this out, Gladstone,' Toby offered weakly.

They interact so weakly with us that we don't even know.

That was not enough to generate a satisfactory recovery, because the euro area was growing very weakly, and that's our biggest trading partner.

second or neutrinos sorry every second you don't even notice because the neutrinos interact so weakly they have

The bond between the carbon and nitrogen is a triple bond, but the oxygen and nitrogen are very weakly connected.

But, right now, I don't know, it may be that it's just too damn weakly interacting.

And so you've got a problem here as soon as there's a mutation to introduce new strains where the antibody binds more weakly.

The but is many if not most of these studies, while the correlations are there, were weakly designed, because they were cross-sectional

They're not productive and they grow weakly.

whole series of traits, which are mental traits, but which correlate relatively weakly with IQ, but are tremendously important--the ability to regulate the strength of your conclusions

about your own thinking, correct for your own flaws is just a tremendously important skill, which correlates weakly to IQ and things like that.

If he tried long enough to grasp it, then he could get the fact of being Cass here to just blank out of existence and then come dribbling weakly back in,