slender in Latin
slender in Latin is gracilis, tenuis — slender means thin and gracefully built.
slender in Latin
gracilis
Thin; slim.
tenuis
Thin; slim.
What does "slender" mean?
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adj Thin and gracefully built.
"She had a slender frame and moved with obvious grace."
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adj Small in amount or scarcely sufficient.
"They won the election by a slender margin."
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slender in a sentence
- She had a slender frame and moved with obvious grace.
- They won the election by a slender margin.
- There is only slender evidence to support the claim.
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What is "slender" in Latin?
"slender" in Latin is gracilis, tenuis. slender means: Thin and gracefully built.
How do you use "slender" in a sentence?
Example: "She had a slender frame and moved with obvious grace." In Latin, "slender" is gracilis, tenuis.
Are there other ways to say "slender" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "slender": gracilis, tenuis.
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