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Detailed Translations for rickety from English to French

rickety:


Translation Matrix for rickety:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
indécis fence sitter; waverer
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- debile; decrepit; feeble; infirm; rachitic; sapless; shaky; weak; weakly; wobbly; wonky
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bancal rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling bandy-legged; bow-legged; crooked-legged
branlant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky mentally unstable; ruinous; staggering; toddling; tottering; waddling
cassable ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable; weak
cassant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky acrid; brittle; brusque; crisp; crumbly; curt; delicate; fragile; frail; snappish; snappy; tender; vulnerable
chancelant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling; wobbly; wonky changing; drifting; fluctuating; mentally unstable; staggering; swinging; toddling; tottering; unstable; unsteady; waddling; wobbling; wobbly
chevrotant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky jittery; quavery; shaking; shaky; shivery
croulant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky ruinous
d'une façon incertaine rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling
délabré ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky battered; broken; bust; cracked; crushed; damaged; defective; disfigured; gone to pieces; in rags; in shreds; injured; marked; moth eaten; on the blink; out of order; ruined; ruinous; ruptured; snapped; tattered; to pieces; torn; wounded
en mauvais état ramshackle; rickety; wonky
incertain rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling changeable; critical; dangerous; debatable; delicate; dilatory; double-minded; dubious; hazardous; hesitating; hesitatingly; inconstant; indecisive; open to debate; perilous; precarious; questionable; reluctantly; risky; touchy; uncertain; unstable; unsteady; vacillating; variable; varying; wavering
inconstant ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky baroque; capricious; changeable; erratic; fickle; freak; freakish; incalculable; mentally unstable; slender; slender of figure; staggering; toddling; tottering; unpredictable; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; variable; waddling; wayward; whimsical
indécis rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling dilatory; double-minded; hesitating; hesitatingly; inconstant; indecisive; reluctantly; undecided; undetermined; unresolved; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; vacillating; vague; vaguely; wavering
instable ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky baroque; capricious; changeable; erratic; fickle; freak; freakish; incalculable; inconstant; mentally unstable; staggering; toddling; tottering; unpredictable; unstable; unsteady; waddling; wavering; wayward; whimsical
précaire rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling alarming; creepy; critical; dangerous; delicate; frightening; frightful; grisly; hazardous; imminent; impending; perilous; precarious; risky; scary; spooky; terrifying; threatening; touchy
vacillant rickety; staggering; toddling; tottering; unsettled; unstable; waddling changing; drifting; fluctuating; mentally unstable; staggering; swinging; toddling; tottering; unstable; unsteady; waddling; wavering; wobbling; wobbly

Related Words for "rickety":

  • ricketier, ricketiest

Synonyms for "rickety":


Related Definitions for "rickety":

  1. lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality1
  2. inclined to shake as from weakness or defect1
    • a rickety table1
  3. affected with, suffering from, or characteristic of rickets1
    • rickety limbs and joints1

Wiktionary Translations for rickety:

rickety
adjective
  1. not strong because of poor construction or upkeep
  2. affected with rickets
rickety
adjective
  1. Non droit, qui a une jambe tordue
  2. Tordu
  3. (botanique) Se dit d’un organe, notamment les feuilles, se détachant et tombant chaque année.
  4. D’un certain âge (relatif à un autre).

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