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lame Definition and Meaning in English (lame definition)

adjective
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Lame definition: Unable to walk properly due to an injury or illness, especially affecting a leg or foot.

Definitions of Lame

  1. 1adjective

    Unable to walk properly due to an injury or illness, especially affecting a leg or foot.

  2. 2adjective

    Describing an excuse, argument, or plan that is weak, inadequate, and unconvincing.

  3. 3adjective(informal)

    Informal term used to describe something or someone as boring, dull, or unfashionable.

Example Sentences

“The old dog was lame after its fall.”

“His excuse for being late was really lame.”

“That party was so lame, I left early.”

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Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

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A person or thing that is weak, ineffective, or unable to function properly, especially one about to be replaced.

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Lame definition: Unable to walk properly due to an injury or illness, especially affecting a leg or foot.
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'Lame' translates to 'lame' in English. Lame definition: Unable to walk properly due to an injury or illness, especially affecting a leg or foot.
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