flabbier
ˈflæbiər
Definition

Definition of flabbier - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
structureRareless firm or strongRare
  • The old mattress became flabbier over time.
softer weaker
2.
bodyRarehaving more loose or soft fleshRare
  • After months without exercise, he felt flabbier.
looser softer
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Origin of flabbier

Old Norse, flabbi (flabby) + -ier (comparative suffix)

Examples of flabbier in a sentence

  • His muscles felt flabbier after months of inactivity.
  • Her arms grew flabbier over the winter.
  • The dog's belly became flabbier with age.

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  1. French:plus mou, mou, ...
  2. German:schlaffer, weicher, ...
  3. Italian:più molle, più flaccido, ...
  4. Spanish:más blando, más fofo, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais mole, mais flácido, ...
  6. Chinese:不结实的, 松弛的, ...
  7. Japanese:柔らかくなった, たるんだ, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرْخَى, أَلْيَن, ...
  9. Hebrew:חלש יותר, רָפוּי, ...
  10. Russian:менее упругий, дряблый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:м'який, ...
  12. Hindi:कम दृढ़, ढीला, ...
flabby
ˈflæbi
flabbiest

Definition of flabby - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
loose texturesoft and hanging loosely or limply
  • His flabby stomach hung over his belt..
loose saggy soft
2.
bodyhaving loose flesh, often from being overweight
  • He felt self-conscious about his flabby arms.
loose saggy
3.
weaknesslacking energy or effectiveness
  • The team's flabby performance led to their defeat.
feeble ineffective
4.
writingRaredisorganized or lacking structureRare
  • The essay was criticized for its flabby arguments.
disjointed unstructured
5.
wineTECH.lacking acidity, slightly sweetTECH.
  • The wine was flabby and not very refreshing.
limp soft unstructured
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Origin of flabby

Old Norse, flabbi (flabby)

Examples of flabby in a sentence

  • The flabby skin on his neck was a sign of aging.
  • She worked out to tone her flabby stomach.
  • His flabby thighs made running difficult.
  • His flabby argument failed to convince the audience.
  • The flabby response from the crowd was disappointing.
  • His report was filled with flabby reasoning.

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  1. French:flasque, relâché, ...
  2. German:schlaff, schwabbelig, ...
  3. Italian:molle, fiacco, ...
  4. Spanish:flácido, flojo, ...
  5. Portuguese:flácido, fraco, ...
  6. Chinese:松弛的, 肥胖的, ...
  7. Japanese:たるんだ, ゆるんだ, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَرَهِّل, رَخْو, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָפוּי, רַךְ וְרוֹפֵס, ...
  10. Russian:дряблый, рыхлый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:в'ялий, млявий, ...
  12. Hindi:थुलथुल, लचर, ...

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