Definition Synonyms
Definition of wispy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearancethin and light in texture or appearance
- The clouds above were light and wispy..
2.
weaknessRare lacking strength or substanceRare
- His voice was wispy and hard to hear.
Origin of wispy
English, wisp (small bundle) + -y (suffix)
Terms with wispy included in their meaning
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appearance
fine, wispy strand at hairline
Examples of wispy in a sentence
The artist painted wispy strokes on the canvas. The plant's wispy leaves barely survived the storm. Her wispy hair fluttered in the gentle breeze.
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- French:vaporeux, faible, ...
- German:zart, dünn, ...
- Italian:sottile, debole, ...
- Spanish:fino, débil, ...
- Portuguese:fino, fraco, ...
- Chinese:轻薄的, 无力的, ...
- Japanese:薄い, かすれた, ...
- Arabic:رَقيق, ضَعِيف, ...
- Hebrew:דַּקִּיק, רָפֶה, ...
- Russian:тонкий, слабый, ...
- Ukrainian:тонкий, слабкий, ...
- Hindi:महीन, कमज़ोर, ...
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