Definitions and Examples of fatter, heavier, plumper
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having an excess of body fat; weighing more than what is considered healthy or desirable.
Example
She gained weight during the holidays and now feels fatter than before.
Weighing more than what is considered normal or healthy for a particular height, age, or gender.
Example
The suitcase was so heavy that she had to ask for help to carry it upstairs.
Having a fuller or rounder shape, often used to describe someone's face or body.
Example
After gaining some weight, her cheeks looked plumper and more youthful.
Key Differences: fatter vs heavier vs plumper
- 1Fatter describes a person who has an excess of body fat, while heavier refers to a person who weighs more than what is considered normal or healthy.
- 2Plumper describes a person who has a fuller or rounder shape, often used to describe someone's face or body.
Effective Usage of fatter, heavier, plumper
- 1Body Image: Use these antonyms to describe physical changes in oneself or others.
- 2Fashion: Incorporate these antonyms when discussing clothing sizes and styles.
- 3Health: Use these antonyms to discuss weight management and healthy lifestyle choices.
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Remember this!
The antonyms fatter, heavier, and plumper describe a person's physical appearance and convey opposite meanings. Use these words to discuss body image, fashion, and health.
