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Meanings of slimness in English

A small margin.

The property of an attractively thin person.

Usage of slimness in English
1
The extreme slimness of her figure seemed accentuated by her backward poise.
The Betrayal
2
What is the rationale for the admiration of slimness as against stoutness?
The Foundations of Personality
3
The slimness of attenuation was merged in that of wiry strength and muscle.
The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn: A Story of the Days of the Gunpowd...
4
The tendency of the new generation is towards unusual height and gracious slimness.
As We Go
5
He was dark and very slim-withthe slimness of steel wire.
Fanny Herself
6
He was as slim as a sapling, the slimness of muscle and health.
Kenny
7
He is a rather heavy and sizable boy for all his saintly slimness.
Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man
8
His slimness, as McDowell had noted, was the slimness of a young girl.
The River's End
9
He had passed through slimness and skinniness, had traveled through scrawniness.
The stand
10
And again he was conscious first of her slimness, her smallness.
Then I'll Come Back to You
11
One hears me like a locomotive, now that I have lost my slimness.
The Last Hope
12
Oh, a certain rounded slimness-whatmy cook calls a nice little corn-fedchicken.
Strong as Death
13
Her slimness was as it had pictured itself to him in the hot sands.
The Flaming Forest
14
She had the lithe slimness, and the greens and browns that suggested the outdoors.
Where the Sun Swings North
15
He sat up and shyly fitted his palm about the slimness of her waist.
Main Street
16
Her figure was stunning, and her slimness meant that her breasts were truly amazing.
Slow decay
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