Definitions and Examples of slender, graceful, nimble
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Thin in an attractive way; gracefully slim.
Example
She had a slender figure that made her look taller than she was.
Having or showing grace or elegance; moving with ease and beauty.
Example
The ballerina's movements were so graceful that the audience was mesmerized.
Quick and light in movement or action; agile.
Example
The cat was so nimble that it could jump from one tree branch to another without any effort.
Key Differences: slender vs graceful vs nimble
- 1Slender describes a thin and attractive body shape, while hulky describes a large and heavy body shape.
- 2Graceful describes a smooth and elegant movement, while hulky describes a clumsy and awkward movement.
- 3Nimble describes a quick and agile movement, while hulky describes a slow and heavy movement.
Effective Usage of slender, graceful, nimble
- 1Body Shape: Use slender to describe a thin and attractive body shape.
- 2Movement: Use graceful to describe smooth and elegant movement.
- 3Sports: Use nimble to describe quick and agile movements in sports like gymnastics, dance, or martial arts.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Slender conveys a thin and attractive body shape, graceful denotes smooth and elegant movement, and nimble refers to quick and agile movements. Use these words to describe body shape, movement, and sports activities.
