The adverb "feebly" often appears in literature to convey a sense of weakness, hesitancy, or depleted energy in both physical actions and emotional expressions. It is used to underscore the diminished intensity of a character’s voice or movement—as seen when someone speaks or acts with a lack of conviction ([1], [2], [3])—and to describe settings darkened by a dwindling light or a weakening pulse of activity ([4], [5], [6]). In various contexts, from the faltering grasp of a hand ([7]) to the soft, almost imperceptible rhythm of speech or movement ([8], [9]), the term enriches the narrative by inviting readers to sense the vulnerability and diminished force inherent in both human and environmental conditions.