Definition Synonyms
Definition of lithe - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
flexibilitycapable of being easily bent or flexible
- The lithe branches swayed in the wind.
2.
movementgraceful in movement or body
- Her lithe figure moved effortlessly across the stage..
Expressions with lithe
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having a flexible and graceful body
The lithe-bodied dancer moved effortlessly across the stage.
Origin of lithe
Old English, līthe (gentle)
Examples of lithe in a sentence
The gymnast's lithe body twisted effortlessly. The dancer's lithe movements captivated the audience. He admired the lithe grace of the gymnast.
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- French:souple, gracieux, ...
- German:geschmeidig, graziös, ...
- Italian:flessibile, snella, ...
- Spanish:flexible, grácil, ...
- Portuguese:flexível, graciosa, ...
- Chinese:柔韧, 轻盈的, ...
- Japanese:しなやかな, 優雅な, ...
- Arabic:لَدِن, رشيق, ...
- Hebrew:גָּמִישׁ, קַלִּיל, ...
- Russian:гибкий, изящный, ...
- Ukrainian:гнучкий, граційний, ...
- Hindi:लचीला, सुडौल, ...
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