(of a person) with thoughts far away from her or his surroundings or work
illusory, romantic
(of material) light and thin; (of objects) easily destroyed
not strong; light, thin
weak; fragile
breakable, weak
(of an action) of no use; having no effect
hopeless, pointless
light in weight
not heavy
without, contrary to, logic
not making sense
existing only in the mind and not real
fictitious, invented
not plausible
not likely
not likely to be true or to happen
not likely
that cannot be imagined
beyond reason, belief
(almost) impossible to believe (because shocking); very surprising
beyond belief
physically or mentally weak (especially through age)
sick, weak
having little or no value, use, meaning or importance
not important; of no consequence
not solidly built; not enough
weak, imaginary
that cannot be known because of the senses or fully understood, but can be sensed by the feelings
indefinite, obscured
not so much; a smaller amount of; without (an amount mentioned)
smaller, inferior
not stiff or firm; without strength
not stiff; weak
based on thought and reasoning; (of poetry) intellectual and psychological, usually about themes such as love, religion and death
not physical; without physical presence
(of a person's face) having little colour; (of a colour) not strong
light in color or effect
small and weak
small, insignificant
a kind of small shellfish with many legs and a long tail, used as food
small, insignificant
(of a place) dirty, untidy
disreputable
imaginary; not real
fake, make-believe; hypothetical
not sound
not well; flimsy
(of the body) having little power or energy; (of the mind) not confident, sure or determined; easily broken, damaged etc; easily defeated or changed
not strong
having no weight (e.g. as in space)
light
(of behaviour etc) morally bad, illegal, unjust; (of facts, reasons, time etc) not correct; untrue; not at all suitable
incorrect