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Definition of willowy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
like willowresembling a willow in form or flexibility
- The willowy branches swayed gently in the breeze.
2.
appearancetall slender and graceful like a willow
- She moved with a willowy elegance.
Origin of willowy
Old English, wilig (willow)
Examples of willowy in a sentence
The willowy stems bent but did not break. The model's willowy frame was perfect for the runway. He admired her willowy silhouette against the sunset.
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- French:élancé, svelte, ...
- German:weidenartig, schlank, ...
- Italian:flessuoso, slanciato, ...
- Spanish:flexible, ...
- Portuguese:esguio, esbelto, ...
- Chinese:柳树般的, 柳条般的, ...
- Japanese:しなやかな, 優雅な, ...
- Arabic:صَفْصَافِيّ, رشيق, ...
- Hebrew:עָדִין וּמִתְנַעֲנֵעַ, גִּבְעוֹלִי, ...
- Russian:гибкий, стройный, ...
- Ukrainian:вербоподібний, стрункий, ...
- Hindi:लचीला, छरहरा, ...
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