[f. LIMP a. + -NESS.] The quality or condition of being limp.
1731. In Bailey, vol. II.
1873. Black, Pr. Thule, xv. 241. Gentle and obedient, not through any timidity or limpness of character.
1877. D. M. Wallace, Russia, xxxii. 545. The moral laxity and limpness which may be remarked in the lower classes of Russia.
