Definitions and Examples of slender, thin
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a thin, graceful build; not bulky or heavy.
Example
The ballerina had a slender figure that allowed her to move with ease.
Having little flesh or fat on the body; not plump or overweight.
Example
She was so busy with work that she forgot to eat, and as a result, she became thin.
Key Differences: slender vs thin
- 1Slender implies a graceful and delicate build, while thin simply describes a lack of flesh or fat on the body.
- 2Thin can be used to describe both a healthy and an unhealthy body weight, while slender typically connotes a healthy body weight.
Effective Usage of slender, thin
- 1Body Descriptions: Use slender and thin to describe someone's physical appearance.
- 2Fashion: Use slender and thin to describe clothing that fits tightly or is form-fitting.
- 3Food and Nutrition: Use slender and thin to describe healthy food choices and portion sizes.
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Remember this!
The antonyms slender and thin describe a body type that is opposite to being overweight or having a large body size. Slender connotes a graceful and delicate build, while thin simply describes a lack of flesh or fat on the body. Use these words to describe physical appearance, fashion, and food and nutrition.
