Definition of "weak-willed" []

• Easily swayed (adjective)
• Irresolute, indecisive (adjective)

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• "The KKK focused most closely on dance halls and automobiles, both of which, the Imperial Wizard of the Klan warned, subjected weak-willed women to “seductive allurement.”"
• "These tactics were most effective when employed on the weak-willed, non-Christian members of the cultural elite:"
• "Music made me lose my taste for the robber baron self and for some other identities that I'd tried on, too: to be an archeologist like the great Schliemann who'd dug out Troy with his bare hands, cheered on by his Greek wife; to be a microbiologist like Paul Ehrlich, who'd cured syphilis that had killed or deformed so many weak-willed great minds."