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Definition of spry - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
quick movementRare US moving quickly and lightlyRare US
- The spry dancer captivated the audience with her grace.
2.
elderlyDated US lively and active, especially for an old personDated US
- Despite his age, he remains spry and energetic.
Origin of spry
Old Norse, sprækr (lively)
Terms with spry included in their meaning
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spry
energetic and healthy, especially for an older person
Examples of spry in a sentence
Despite her age, she remained spry and active. The spry old man danced at the party. Her grandmother is surprisingly spry for her age.
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- French:vif, dynamique, ...
- German:flink, rüstig, ...
- Italian:vivace, arzillo, ...
- Spanish:ágil, activo, ...
- Portuguese:ágil, enérgico, ...
- Chinese:敏捷的, 矍铄的, ...
- Japanese:軽快な, 活発な, ...
- Arabic:رَشيق, حَيَوي, ...
- Hebrew:זָרִיז, חַיּוּנִי, ...
- Russian:проворный, бодрый, ...
- Ukrainian:жвавий, енергійний, ...
- Hindi:फुर्तीला, सक्रिय, ...
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