lithe — graceful and supple in movement; flexible and agile
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: graceful and supple in movement; flexible and agile
Pronunciation (IPA): /laɪð/
Korean meaning: 유연하고 우아한, 날렵한
Korean pronunciation: **라**이드
Example Sentences
- The cat's lithe body allowed it to squeeze through the tiny gap.
- My yoga instructor is so lithe, she could probably tie herself into a pretzel.
- The gymnast's lithe performance earned her a perfect score.
lithe
ADJECTIVE//laɪð//
graceful and supple in movement; flexible and agile
A lithe ballet dancer performs a perfect arabesque in the studio
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Moving lithe like a scythe, with spirit blithe!
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Origin
From Old English 'lithe' meaning pliant or flexible, related to Proto-Germanic 'lithaz'. The word is cognate with Old Saxon and Old High German forms meaning smooth or soft.
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“The cat's lithe body allowed it to squeeze through the tiny gap.”
“My yoga instructor is so lithe, she could probably tie herself into a pretzel.”
“The gymnast's lithe performance earned her a perfect score.”
“He watched the lithe figure of the swimmer gliding through the water.”
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