fragility
/ˈfrædʒɪlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
the state or quality of being fragile; a lack of strength or firmness
“The fragility of the antique vase made it difficult to transport.”
2. noun
the quality of being easily broken or damaged
“The fragility of the glass meant it was not suitable for outdoor use.”
3. noun
a weakness in a system or structure that could cause it to fail
“The team identified several areas of fragility in the company’s financial system.”
4. noun
a situation or condition that is vulnerable to change or disruption
“The fragility of the ecosystem made it prone to environmental disasters.”
5. noun
a lack of robustness or resilience
“The fragility of the team’s defense was exposed in the game’s final quarter.”