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flabby

[ˈflæbi]

flabby Definition

  • 1soft and loose, especially on a person's body
  • 2lacking in force or effectiveness

Using flabby: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "flabby" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She had flabby arms after losing weight.

  • Example

    The company's flabby performance led to its downfall.

  • Example

    His argument was flabby and unconvincing.

flabby Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for flabby

Antonyms for flabby

Phrases with flabby

  • flabby muscles

    muscles that are weak and lacking tone

    Example

    He needs to exercise more to get rid of his flabby muscles.

  • reasoning that is weak and unconvincing

    Example

    Her essay was full of flabby reasoning and lacked any real substance.

  • skin that is loose and lacking firmness

    Example

    After losing a lot of weight, she was left with flabby skin on her stomach.

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Summary: flabby in Brief

The term 'flabby' [ˈflæbi] describes something that is soft and loose, particularly when referring to a person's body. It can also mean lacking in force or effectiveness, as in 'His argument was flabby and unconvincing.' Synonyms include 'slack,' 'droopy,' and 'weak.' Phrases like 'flabby muscles' and 'flabby reasoning' extend the concept to specific contexts.

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