tenuous
lacking strength or substance; weak, flimsy, or barely holding together, often used to describe an argument, connection, or situation
Examples
- Sarah's argument for changing the plan felt tenuous at best, lacking any solid evidence.
- The old rope bridge looked tenuous, swaying with every step Peter took.
- Their friendship had grown tenuous after years of living in different countries.
All Words
- acumen
the ability to make quick, accurate judgments and decisions, especially in practical or business matters
- vindicate
To clear someone or something of blame or suspicion by showing that they were right or justified
- ostentatious
describing something done or displayed in a showy way meant to attract attention or impress others