word of the day
Monday | 13 Dec 2021
Lithe
[lahyth]
Adjective
Old English, High German, Latin - Before The 10th Century
- Definition
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(Especially of a person's body) thin, supple, and graceful.
- Examples of word Lithe in a sentence
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“He had the lithe body of a person who had been doing ballet their entire life.”
- Did you Know?
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“Lithe” has changed over the years to being more often than not used to describe a person who is flexible in a graceful way, like a dancer or an athlete, or sometimes, even an animal.
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