Definitions and Examples of active, fit, exercised
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Engaging in physical activity or exercise; not sedentary.
Example
She leads an active lifestyle, going for daily runs and practicing yoga.
In good physical condition; healthy and strong.
Example
He works out regularly and eats a balanced diet to stay fit and energetic.
Having engaged in physical activity or exercise.
Example
After a long day at work, she feels refreshed and energized after having exercised at the gym.
Key Differences: active vs fit vs exercised
- 1Active describes a person who engages in physical activity or exercise regularly.
- 2Fit describes a person who is in good physical condition and has a healthy body.
- 3Exercised describes a person who has engaged in physical activity or exercise, regardless of their level of fitness.
Effective Usage of active, fit, exercised
- 1Encourage Fitness: Use these antonyms to motivate people to engage in physical activity and lead a healthier lifestyle.
- 2Describe Physical States: Use these words to describe someone's physical condition or level of activity.
- 3Discuss Health: Incorporate these antonyms in conversations about health and wellness.
Remember this!
The antonyms of underexercised describe a state of physical activity and fitness. Active describes regular engagement in physical activity, fit describes good physical condition, and exercised describes past engagement in physical activity. Use these words to encourage fitness, describe physical states, and discuss health and wellness.
