flim·sy 
/ˈflɪmzi/ adjective
flim·si·er; flim·si·est /ˈflɪmzi/ adjective [also more flimsy; most flimsy] 1 : easily broken, torn, etc. : not strong or solid
▪ a flimsy building ▪ flimsy construction ▪ a flimsy piece of material 2 : not likely to be true or to be believed
▪ a flimsy [=weak] excuse ▪ They have only the flimsiest of evidence against him. ▪ a movie with a flimsy plot
▪ a flimsy building ▪ flimsy construction ▪ a flimsy piece of material
▪ a flimsy [=weak] excuse ▪ They have only the flimsiest of evidence against him. ▪ a movie with a flimsy plot
— flim·si·ly /ˈflɪmzəli/ adverb [more flimsily; most flimsily]
▪ flimsily [=weakly] constructed
/ˈflɪmzəli/ adverb [more flimsily; most flimsily] ▪ flimsily [=weakly] constructed
— flim·si·ness /ˈflɪmzinəs/ noun [noncount]
/ˈflɪmzinəs/ noun [noncount]
