Synonyms for Weak-kneed:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • weak-kneed.
  •cowardly (adjective)
  • fainthearted,
  • weak,
  • spineless,
  • pusillanimous,
  • paper tiger,
  • dastardly,
  • diffident,
  • apprehensive,
  • gutless,
  • dismayed,
  • timid,
  • Chicken-hearted,
  • caitiff,
  • worthless,
  • backward,
  • frightened,
  • having the willies,
  • cowering,
  • softer,
  • scared,
  • jittery,
  • anxious,
  • running scared,
  • afraid,
  • no guts,
  • lily-livered,
  • nervous,
  • Cowhearted,
  • pigeonhearted,
  • timorous,
  • shrinking,
  • recreant,
  • retiring,
  • panicky,
  • yellow-bellied,
  • shy,
  • lacking courage,
  • base.
  •craven (adjective)
  • cowardly,
  • Mean-spirited.
  •dizzy (adjective)
  • muddled,
  • punch-drunk,
  • disturbed,
  • unsteady,
  • blinded,
  • Reeling,
  • slap-happy,
  • dumbfounded,
  • bewildered,
  • weak in the knees,
  • dazed,
  • dazzled,
  • woozy,
  • staggering,
  • vertiginous,
  • befuddled,
  • tipsy,
  • shaky,
  • groggy,
  • dumb,
  • hazy,
  • puzzled,
  • out of control,
  • Punchy,
  • addled,
  • giddy,
  • bemused,
  • fainter,
  • upset,
  • weak knees,
  • faint,
  • blind,
  • light,
  • off balance,
  • whirling,
  • up set,
  • gaga,
  • distracted,
  • Staggered,
  • wobbly.
  •docile (adjective)
  • governable,
  • quiet,
  • manageable,
  • teachable,
  • complacent,
  • humble,
  • tame,
  • acquiescent,
  • accommodating,
  • mild,
  • childlike,
  • obliging,
  • cool,
  • agreeable,
  • pliable,
  • laid-back,
  • mellow,
  • orderly,
  • resigned,
  • easy,
  • willing,
  • amenable,
  • easygoing,
  • adaptable,
  • well-behaved,
  • soft,
  • ductile,
  • gentle,
  • biddable,
  • tractable,
  • obedient,
  • usable.
  •fearful (adjective)
  • hesitant,
  • intimidated,
  • discomposed,
  • in a dither,
  • solicitous,
  • have cold feet,
  • tremulous,
  • nerveless,
  • mousy,
  • phobic,
  • nervy,
  • jumpy,
  • skittish,
  • quivery,
  • chickenhearted,
  • chicken,
  • unmanly,
  • tense,
  • worried,
  • goose-bumpy,
  • uneasy,
  • disquieted,
  • aflutter,
  • rabbity,
  • aghast,
  • agitated,
  • perturbed.
  •frightened (adjective)
  • petrified,
  • unnerved,
  • terrified,
  • alarmed,
  • startled,
  • chicken-livered,
  • horrified,
  • rattled,
  • terror-stricken,
  • scared stiff,
  • Harrowed,
  • paralyzed.
  •indecisive (adjective)
  • changeable,
  • tentative,
  • inconclusive,
  • undetermined,
  • doubtful,
  • indeterminate,
  • wavering,
  • waffling,
  • unstable,
  • wishy-washy,
  • uneventful,
  • unclear,
  • faltering,
  • hesitating,
  • undecided,
  • halting,
  • on the fence,
  • unsettled.
  •irresolute (adjective)
  • fluctuating,
  • doubting,
  • uncertain,
  • hot-and-cold,
  • changing,
  • in firm,
  • infirm,
  • on-the-fence,
  • halfhearted,
  • fickle,
  • Half-hearted.
  •meek (adjective)
  • milquetoast,
  • nothing,
  • peaceful,
  • plain,
  • lowly,
  • spiritless,
  • modest,
  • forbearing,
  • long-suffering,
  • unassuming,
  • patient,
  • deferential,
  • serene,
  • pabulum,
  • tolerant,
  • submissive,
  • passive,
  • unpretentious,
  • subdued,
  • lenient.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • irresolute,
  • of two minds,
  • dizzy,
  • thin,
  • forceless,
  • indecisive,
  • meek,
  • laid back,
  • longanimous,
  • faint-hearted,
  • wimpish,
  • slaphappy,
  • hemming and hawing,
  • unresisting,
  • unpersuasive,
  • astraddle,
  • wimpy,
  • amoebalike,
  • Poltroonish,
  • wussy,
  • easily influenced,
  • craven,
  • fearful,
  • meanspirited,
  • docile,
  • hot and cold,
  • without guts,
  • Pithless,
  • docious.
  •slaphappy (adjective)
  • senile,
  • silly.
  •spineless (adjective)
  • inadequate,
  • ineffective,
  • impotent,
  • squeamish,
  • ineffectual.
  •thin (adjective)
  • in-sufficient,
  • trans-parent,
  • un-persuasive,
  • most stretched,
  • in credible,
  • un-tenable,
  • un-substantial,
  • in-conceivable,
  • most unpersuasive,
  • more stretched,
  • un substantial,
  • un believable,
  • un tenable,
  • in-substantial,
  • un convincing,
  • un-convincing,
  • in substantial,
  • un-believable,
  • in-credible,
  • trans parent,
  • un persuasive,
  • in conceivable,
  • more unpersuasive,
  • most diluted.
  •weak (adjective)
  • weakest,
  • Fluctuant.
  •weak-minded (adjective)
  • weak minded,
  • weakminded.
  •weak-willed (adjective)
  • weak willed,
  • weakwilled.
  •wishy-washy (adjective)
  • sapless.
  •woozy (adjective)
  • seeing stars,
  • light headed.

• n.

  •
  • anticipatory,
  • wired,
  • alive,
  • can't put something down,
  • exuberant,
  • absorbed,
  • fascinated,
  • excited,
  • psyched,
  • interested.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • vacillating,
  • yielding,
  • pliant.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • abulic,
  • vacillate,
  • edgy,
  • confounded,
  • unmanned,
  • cowed,
  • yellow,
  • Funking,
  • white-livered,
  • wet,
  • Numbed,
  • funky,
  • panic-stricken,
  • namby-pamby,
  • stupefied,
  • numb,
  • daunted,
  • Weak-minded,
  • invertebrate,
  • coward,
  • weakened,
  • limp-wristed,
  • sissy,
  • characterless,
  • milk-and-water,
  • stunned,
  • weak-willed,
  • dopey,
  • frail,
  • confused,
  • baffled,
  • weakhearted,
  • feeble,
  • double-minded,
  • sissified,
  • Milk-livered,
  • weakling,
  • benumbed,
  • effete,
  • muzzy,
  • on edge,
  • feebleminded.

Antonyms for Weak-kneed:

• adj.

  • cowardly
    courageous, brave, undaunted, daring, unafraid, bold, dauntless, Unfearful.
  • craven
    heroic, strong.
  • dizzy
    unconfused, Clear-headed, clear.
  • docile
    intractable, opinionated, unyielding, stubborn, uncooperative, obstinate, inflexible, determined, headstrong.
  • fearful
    Inapprehensive.
  • indecisive
    decisive, definite, certain, sure, deliberate.
  • irresolute
    resolute, willful.
  • meek
    uninhibited, immodest, emboldened, impertinent.
  • Other antonyms:
    mettlesome, unrelenting, tough, upright, right, righteous, moral, stouthearted, virtuous, principled, good, ethical, Backboned, stalwart, firm, hard.