slim in Latin
slim in Latin is gracilis — slim means thin, especially in an attractively slender way.
slim in Latin
gracilis
Slender; thin.
What does "slim" mean?
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adj Thin, especially in an attractively slender way.
"The dancer was tall and slim, with long graceful arms."
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adj Very small; barely enough.
"The team has a slim hope of reaching the final this season."
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verb To lose weight, or to make something smaller or leaner.
"The company plans to slim its product range to save money."
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slim in a sentence
- The dancer was tall and slim, with long graceful arms.
- He bought a slim jacket that fitted his narrow shoulders perfectly.
- The team has a slim hope of reaching the final this season.
- There's only a slim chance the flight will leave on time.
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What is "slim" in Latin?
"slim" in Latin is gracilis. slim means: Thin, especially in an attractively slender way.
How do you use "slim" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancer was tall and slim, with long graceful arms." In Latin, "slim" is gracilis.
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