Definitions and Examples of flexible, supple, loose
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Able to bend easily without breaking; able to change or adapt easily.
Example
The gymnast's body was so flexible that she could do splits with ease.
Able to bend and move easily and gracefully; flexible.
Example
The dancer's movements were so supple that they seemed to flow like water.
Not tight or firmly fixed in place; able to move freely.
Example
The shirt was too loose for him, so he had to tighten the belt.
Key Differences: flexible vs supple vs loose
- 1Flexible implies the ability to bend without breaking or losing shape.
- 2Supple suggests the ability to move gracefully and fluidly.
- 3Loose means not tight or firmly fixed in place, allowing for free movement.
Effective Usage of flexible, supple, loose
- 1Physical Description: Use flexible, supple, and loose to describe the physical characteristics of people, animals, or objects.
- 2Sports and Exercise: Use these antonyms to describe the flexibility and agility required for various sports and exercises.
- 3Metaphorical Usage: Incorporate these antonyms in metaphors to describe mental or emotional states.
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Remember this!
The antonyms flexible, supple, and loose convey a state of being able to move freely without stiffness or rigidity. Use these words to describe physical characteristics, sports and exercise, and metaphorical usage to describe mental or emotional states.
