Definitions and Examples of slender, thin, weak
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Gracefully thin; not heavy or bulky.
Example
She had a slender figure and could easily fit into any dress.
Having little flesh or fat; not plump or chubby.
Example
He was so thin that his clothes hung loosely on his body.
Lacking physical strength or energy; feeble or frail.
Example
After being sick for a week, she felt weak and unable to do anything.
Key Differences: slender vs thin vs weak
- 1Slender describes a person or object that is gracefully thin, while stout describes something that is thick and strong.
- 2Thin describes a person or object that has little flesh or fat, while stout describes something that is sturdy and robust.
- 3Weak describes a person or object that lacks physical strength or energy, while stout describes something that is strong and resilient.
Effective Usage of slender, thin, weak
- 1Body Description: Use slender and thin to describe a person's body shape.
- 2Physical Strength: Use weak to describe a person's lack of physical strength or energy.
- 3Object Description: Use stout to describe an object that is thick, strong, and sturdy.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of stout are slender, thin, and weak. These words describe the opposite of stout, which is a person or thing that is thick, strong, and sturdy. Use these words to describe a person's body shape, physical strength, or object description.
