1. Weakling: A person who is weak or not strong physically or mentally.

– “He’s just a weakling; he can’t handle the pressure of the job.”

– “She’s known as a weakling in her class, but she’s working hard to improve.”

2. Underdog: A person who is at a disadvantage or less favored, often in a competition or conflict.

– “The underdog team fought back and won the championship.”

– “Despite being the underdog, she managed to secure the contract.”

3. Slackjawed: A person who is bewildered, surprised, or at a loss for words.

– “He was so slackjawed when he heard the news that he couldn’t respond.”

– “The audience was slackjawed as the magician performed his tricks.”

4. Feeble-minded: A person who is considered to be intellectually or mentally slow or backward.

– “He was teased as a feeble-minded child, but he overcame his struggles and became successful.”

– “The organization works to help feeble-minded individuals lead independent lives.”

5. Loser: A person who has failed or is considered to have failed in some way, often in a competition or life in general.

– “He’s a real loser; he’s never won anything in his life.”

– “Despite the setback, she refused to be labeled a loser and continued to pursue her dreams.”