Synonyms for In firmer:

• adj.

  •anemic (adjective)
  • sickly,
  • bloodless,
  • watery,
  • wan,
  • infirm,
  • pallid.
  •bedridden (adjective)
  • laid up,
  • disabled,
  • flat on one's back,
  • prostrate,
  • incapacitated,
  • invalid.
  •broken-down (adjective)
  • Deteriorated,
  • neglected,
  • falling apart,
  • in disrepair.
  •decrepit (adjective)
  • superannuated,
  • worn-out,
  • wasted,
  • rickety,
  • worn,
  • seedy,
  • ramshackle,
  • run-down,
  • crippled,
  • weak,
  • haggard,
  • shabby,
  • tumble-down,
  • shaking,
  • old,
  • quavering,
  • threadbare,
  • used,
  • tired,
  • senile,
  • tottering,
  • doddering,
  • bedraggled,
  • weather-beaten,
  • battered,
  • tacky,
  • broken-down,
  • insubstantial,
  • aged,
  • weakly,
  • dilapidated,
  • effete,
  • antiquated,
  • creaky.
  •delicate (adjective)
  • shatterable,
  • Shattery,
  • slight,
  • unhealthy,
  • susceptible,
  • slender,
  • tender.
  •disabled (adjective)
  • out-of-commission,
  • weakened,
  • confined,
  • incapable,
  • powerless,
  • laid-up,
  • handicapped,
  • paralyzed,
  • sidelined,
  • maimed,
  • wrecked,
  • hurt,
  • wounded,
  • helpless,
  • out-of-action,
  • Hamstrung,
  • Stalled,
  • Disarmed.
  •diseased (adjective)
  • sick,
  • indisposed,
  • rotten,
  • infected,
  • afflicted,
  • tainted,
  • unwholesome,
  • infectious,
  • unwell.
  •doddering (adjective)
  • unsteady,
  • trembling,
  • Floundering,
  • dotard.
  •feeble (adjective)
  • gentle,
  • emasculated,
  • woozy,
  • unconvincing,
  • inefficient,
  • tame,
  • chicken,
  • out of gas,
  • dopey,
  • flat,
  • exhausted,
  • thin,
  • zero,
  • sapless,
  • poor,
  • ineffectual,
  • wimpy,
  • low,
  • puny,
  • enervated,
  • Strengthless,
  • paltry,
  • incompetent,
  • impotent,
  • indecisive,
  • languid,
  • etiolated,
  • inadequate,
  • insufficient,
  • vitiated,
  • flabby.
  •flimsy (adjective)
  • defective,
  • shallow,
  • gossamer,
  • cut-rate,
  • slapdash,
  • chiffon,
  • house of cards,
  • meager,
  • sheer,
  • superficial,
  • papery,
  • rinkydink,
  • gauzy,
  • sleazy,
  • diaphanous,
  • transparent.
  •fragile (adjective)
  • frangible,
  • crisp,
  • brittle,
  • crumbly,
  • fine,
  • friable,
  • fracturable,
  • shivery.
  •frail (adjective)
  • tenuous,
  • fishy,
  • dainty,
  • sad,
  • slim,
  • vulnerable,
  • wispy,
  • wishy-washy.
  •helpless (adjective)
  • forlorn,
  • shiftless,
  • pinned,
  • forsaken,
  • up creek without paddle,
  • unable,
  • Handcuffed,
  • defenseless,
  • exposed,
  • abandoned,
  • friendless,
  • dependent,
  • basket-case,
  • over a barrel,
  • tapped,
  • inexpert,
  • destitute,
  • unfit,
  • with hands tied,
  • unprotected,
  • tapped out.
  •ill (adjective)
  • down with,
  • on sick list,
  • down,
  • peaked,
  • under the weather,
  • a wreck,
  • feeling terrible,
  • off one's feet,
  • feeling rotten,
  • Bummed,
  • got the bug,
  • queasy,
  • out of sorts,
  • poorly,
  • running temperature,
  • diseased,
  • sick as a dog,
  • below par,
  • feeling awful.
  •impotent (adjective)
  • unfruitful,
  • paper tiger,
  • gutless,
  • barren,
  • dud,
  • unproductive,
  • Infecund,
  • nerveless,
  • sterile,
  • forceless,
  • ineffective,
  • inept.
  •incapacitated (adjective)
  • out of commission,
  • impaired,
  • wornout,
  • bedridden,
  • immobilized.
  •indisposed (adjective)
  • got a bug,
  • out of action.
  •infirm (adjective)
  • insecure,
  • feeble,
  • ailing,
  • frail,
  • delicate,
  • halting,
  • laid low,
  • wobbly,
  • fragile,
  • faint,
  • flimsy,
  • debilitated,
  • wavering,
  • unsound,
  • failing,
  • sensile,
  • unstable,
  • enfeebled,
  • lame,
  • anile,
  • irresolute,
  • unsubstantial,
  • ill,
  • anemic,
  • decrepit,
  • vacillating,
  • shaky,
  • faltering.
  •insubstantial (adjective)
  • imponderable,
  • ephemeral,
  • fly-by-night,
  • false,
  • intangible,
  • incorporeal,
  • immaterial,
  • illusory,
  • airy,
  • fanciful,
  • chimerical,
  • metaphysical,
  • too little too late,
  • aerial,
  • petty,
  • idle,
  • unreal.
  •invalid (adjective)
  • on the sick list.
  •irresolute (adjective)
  • uncertain,
  • hot-and-cold,
  • doubtful,
  • doubting,
  • fluctuating,
  • timid,
  • unsettled,
  • waffling,
  • undetermined,
  • halfhearted,
  • weak-kneed,
  • fickle,
  • hesitant,
  • fearful,
  • on-the-fence,
  • changing,
  • tentative,
  • hesitating,
  • undecided.
  •languid (adjective)
  • sleepyhead,
  • spiritless,
  • laid-back,
  • comatose,
  • unconcerned,
  • supine,
  • blah,
  • limp,
  • torpid,
  • leaden,
  • lackadaisical,
  • blahs,
  • leisurely,
  • uninterested,
  • phlegmatic,
  • impassive,
  • snoozy,
  • unenthusiastic,
  • inert,
  • languorous,
  • slow,
  • lazy,
  • lethargic,
  • heavy,
  • nebbish,
  • sluggish,
  • Languishing,
  • pining,
  • inactive,
  • weary,
  • unhurried,
  • apathetic,
  • easy,
  • indifferent,
  • energyless,
  • moony.
  •languorous (adjective)
  • lymphatic,
  • flagging.
  •limp (adjective)
  • pliable,
  • bending,
  • floppy,
  • flaccid,
  • plastic,
  • limber,
  • flexuous,
  • relaxed,
  • droopy,
  • soft,
  • loose,
  • pliant,
  • spent,
  • lax,
  • drooping,
  • impressible,
  • wearied,
  • yielding,
  • ductile,
  • supple,
  • flexible,
  • slack,
  • worn out,
  • listless.
  •old (adjective)
  • olden,
  • experienced,
  • elderly,
  • oldish,
  • ancient,
  • broken down,
  • grizzled,
  • seasoned,
  • mature,
  • hoary,
  • matured,
  • venerable,
  • veteran,
  • getting on,
  • gray,
  • versed,
  • not young,
  • along in years,
  • fossil,
  • geriatric,
  • over the hill,
  • gray-haired,
  • skilled,
  • senior,
  • past one's prime.
  •poor (adjective)
  • worthless,
  • infertile,
  • depleted,
  • impoverished,
  • fruitless,
  • bare,
  • imperfect.
  •powerless (adjective)
  • wimp,
  • unarmed,
  • disenfranchised,
  • tied,
  • passive,
  • blank,
  • subject.
  •puny (adjective)
  • pint-sized,
  • half-pint,
  • two-bit,
  • minor,
  • peewee,
  • small-fry,
  • underfed,
  • trifling,
  • runt,
  • piddling,
  • shrimp,
  • niggling,
  • peanut,
  • tiny,
  • inferior,
  • zilch,
  • small time,
  • inconsequential,
  • stunted,
  • wee,
  • diminutive,
  • undersized,
  • undeveloped,
  • trivial,
  • nothing,
  • measly,
  • Unconsequential,
  • little,
  • picayune.
  •rickety (adjective)
  • rachitic,
  • derelict,
  • broken,
  • jerry-built,
  • precarious,
  • rocky,
  • Rattletrap,
  • tottery.
  •senile (adjective)
  • senescent,
  • imbecile,
  • in second childhood,
  • doting,
  • shattered.
  •shaky (adjective)
  • quivery,
  • quaking,
  • unfirm,
  • rootless,
  • tremorous,
  • aquiver,
  • tumbledown,
  • Fluctuant,
  • jittery,
  • tremulous,
  • nervous,
  • all aquiver,
  • not set,
  • jellylike,
  • aquake,
  • unsure,
  • ashake.
  •sick (adjective)
  • suffering,
  • funny,
  • incurable,
  • green,
  • run down,
  • Qualmish,
  • nauseated,
  • mean,
  • disordered,
  • in a bad way,
  • feverish,
  • hospitalized,
  • under medication,
  • declining,
  • in poor health,
  • lousy,
  • not so hot.
  •sickly (adjective)
  • peaky,
  • cranky,
  • off-color,
  • dragging,
  • bilious,
  • sickish,
  • laid-low,
  • lackluster,
  • out of shape.
  •slack (adjective)
  • not taut,
  • slow-moving,
  • laggard,
  • sloppy,
  • quaggy,
  • dull,
  • quiet.
  •tottering (adjective)
  • unguarded,
  • hazardous,
  • open to attack,
  • unshielded,
  • immature,
  • perilous.
  •unhealthy (adjective)
  • in ill health,
  • in a decline.
  •unsound (adjective)
  • lunatic,
  • flawed,
  • dangerous,
  • illogical,
  • incongruous,
  • unreliable,
  • inaccurate,
  • crazed,
  • erroneous,
  • fallacious,
  • unhinged,
  • unsafe,
  • unbacked,
  • deranged,
  • unbalanced,
  • insane,
  • demented,
  • incorrect,
  • faulty,
  • not solid,
  • mad,
  • specious.
  •unwell (adjective)
  • not feeling well.
  •weak (adjective)
  • timorous,
  • makeshift,
  • spineless,
  • palsied,
  • frightened,
  • undependable,
  • faint-hearted,
  • spindly,
  • Impuissant.

Antonyms for In firmer:

• adj.

  • anemic
    flushed.
  • broken-down
    well-kept, intact.
  • decrepit
    young, sturdy, good, stable, nice, fit, solid.
  • delicate
    insensitive, heavy, imprecise, indelicate, uncareful, inelegant, rough, indiscriminating, harsh, tough, coarse, uncritical, healthful, unscrupulous.
  • disabled
    able.
  • doddering
    youthful, agile.
  • feeble
    expert, competent, capable, effective, efficient, hardy, unbreakable, powerful.
  • flimsy
    serious, convincing, thick, substantial, plausible, reasonable.
  • fragile
    durable.
  • frail
    fat.
  • helpless
    resourceful, enterprising, skilled, secure, independent, potent.
  • ill
    well.
  • impotent
    productive, fertile, skillful, dexterous.
  • incapacitated
    walking, invigorated.
  • indisposed
    inclined, bent, willing, tending, disposed, happy.
  • infirm
    robust, firm, strong, sound, healthy, hearty.
  • insubstantial
    real, genuine.
  • invalid
    worthwhile, worthy, valid.
  • irresolute
    willful, unyielding, determined, stubborn, obstinate, definite, resolute.
  • languid
    lively, alert, hurried, animated, active, spirited, hard-working, energetic, vivacious.
  • limp
    stiff, inflexible, refreshed, restored, Energized, saved, straight, rigid, fresh, taut, activated, tight, hard, unbending.
  • old
    modern, current, late, green, contemporary, new, up-to-date, inexperienced, recent.
  • poor
    rich, affluent, lucky, fortunate, adequate, sufficient, wealthy, great, superior.
  • powerless
    dominant.
  • puny
    important, big, significant, large, giant, huge.
  • rickety
    unshaky, steady.
  • shaky
    safe, certain, protected, confident, brave, sure, Indubious, guarded, unwavering.
  • sick
    perfect, content, clean, gentle, moral, pleased, undiseased, satisfied.
  • sickly
    wholesome, fine.
  • slack
    quick, intelligent, smart, disciplined.
  • unsound
    rational, right, reliable, balanced, sane, honest, correct, just, true, accurate.
  • weak
    loud, concentrated, noisy, bold.