"debole" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From Italian debole, meaning \"weak\", equivalent to the French foible.",
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          "text": "There are two parts to the sword: the forte and the debole. The forte begins from the hilt, extending as far as the middle of the blade; and the remainder is called the debole. The forte is for parrying, and the debole for striking. This is really important because: if you always keep your forte in the way of the opponent's debole, you will never be hit.",
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        "The flexible part of the blade near the tip of light swords such as rapiers."
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        [
          "flexible",
          "flexible"
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          "blade",
          "blade"
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          "tip",
          "tip"
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          "sword",
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        ],
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        "(fencing) The flexible part of the blade near the tip of light swords such as rapiers."
      ],
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        "politics",
        "sports",
        "war"
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        "(fencing) The flexible part of the blade near the tip of light swords such as rapiers."
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