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Meanings of lithesome in English
Synonyms
Examples for "slender"
Examples for "slender"
1
The Conservative party can form a government but its majority is slender.
2
Eve was slender and delicate, far too precious to risk so pointlessly.
3
A slender boy in grey was waiting for them in the veranda.
4
Then the slender shuttle is passed in and out among the threads.
5
Near the trunk of the cottonwood stood a slender woman in white.
1
Risa stood just a moment longer, taking in Lilith's young, lithe form.
2
The leader was tall and lithe, the second very short but stocky.
3
Leesil didn't need a closer look to recognize the tall lithe stature.
4
She was a thing of lithe grace in her soft red silk.
5
To survive we must be ever ready, ever lithe of foot -
1
Here are the awesome products that will leave you smooth and supple.
2
The running and yoga kept him supple and younger than his years.
3
It was a nice, soft, supple fabric that made shoe cleaning easy.
4
All eyes were centred on the supple, graceful form of the dancer.
5
The whole agile, supple nature of the Greek entered into every fence.
1
In cold weather his preferences go toward the buxom, in summer, svelte.
2
Speck's SeeThru is about as svelte as a protective case can get.
3
More powerful speakers than the previous Pro make it a svelte boombox.
4
This suede low-top which delivers big-boot stability in a svelte alpine-centric package.
5
The Ultrabooks will be svelte and lightweight but still pack high-performace processors.
1
Presently, however, he hove in view, doing fearfully lissom things in mid-floor.
2
He had the lissom hands and cheerful self-absorption that bring success.
3
The right arm lay lissom like a snake across her breast.
4
But this slim Irish girl with the young, lissom body held her own.
5
Her gown hung closely to her lissom and rather full form.
1
These lissome swimmers also provided entertainment for the more lethargic audience members.
2
She was in her early twenties, blond, lissome with a prepossessing naturalness.
3
He fired, and the lissome body dropped limp across the fire.
4
She stood tall and lissome, the picture of slender, robust health.
5
Tall and lissome, Dr. Brooks moved with the assertive gait of an athlete.
1
Her vest and train of white satin did not conceal her sylphlike form and delicate feet.
2
I had red cheeks and was ashamed of them, and my stocky, square-shouldered figure was anything but sylphlike.
3
Against the sombre background the arbor-vitae made, her slight figure, clad in soft, clinging white, seemed airy and sylphlike.
4
For at this writing in those parts the slender, sylphlike string-bean is not playing a minor part, as with us.
5
Sylphlike damsels looked up to the youthful heroes with intensest admiration on their features; old women coddled and fondled them; staff-using, stooping-backed patriarchs blessed them.
Usage of lithesome in English
1
She was even taller and more lithesome than Storm had first thought.
2
Tall, lithesome, handsome, intelligent, proud of superior abilities, prouder of his style.
3
Yes that was me, the seductive dancing girl -lithesome Liss!
4
A pair of lithesome Twi'leks worked diligently massaging the Dug's neck and shoulders.
5
But in Josephine he saw now the swiftness and lithesome grace of a fawn.
6
How her lithesome waist supples itself to thy circling arm!
7
Someday I, too, shall have a rickety warehouse studio full of lithesome nymphs and satyrlings.
8
Toots was an exquisite blonde, tall, slender and lithesome.
9
When I bought my cook she was a slim and lithesome wench, and I enjoyed her freely.
10
The long, yellow wave curled inwards from both flanks, the men going forward with quick, lithesome steps.
11
Three rousing cheers for lithesome grace regained!
12
His mind-allthe senses he possessed-travelledno farther than the lithesome red and gold figure ahead of him.
13
That lithesome, cultivated, serious-minded young knight, Quintus Cornelius Benignus, is standing on the height which overlooks the great metropolis.
14
An airy, lithesome figure she has, and the beat of her footfall is cadenced to the measure of joyous music.
15
On stage, a few lithesome young people, clad in informal ballet outfits, bounded about in time to the remote jangle of a piano.
16
She was lithesome, this girl, her hair full of lovely little wisps that softened its calculated curls, giving her an aureole in the candlelight.
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Lithesome through the time