chested Synonyms
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chested Meaning
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chested (imp. & p. p.)
of Chest
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chested (a.)
Having (such) a chest; -- in composition; as, broad-chested; narrow-chested.
chested Sentence Examples
- The bodybuilder proudly displayed his **broad-chested** physique. (uses a descriptive compound adjective)
- The hero, a **man of impressive stature**, charged into battle. (uses a descriptive phrase)
- The historical painting depicted a **barrel-chested** pirate captain. (uses a specific adjective)
- Wearing a flowing robe, the wise elder had a **slender but wiry** chest. (uses contrasting adjectives)
- Her **well-developed** chest muscles helped her excel in rock climbing. (uses a verb phrase)
- The knight wore a suit of armor that emphasized his **powerful** chest. (uses a strong adjective)
- The children huddled together, their small chests rising and falling with fear. (descriptive and emphasizes action)
- Many cultures have traditional garments designed to accentuate or minimize the chest area. (focuses on function)
- The ancient statue, weathered by time, had lost its detailed features, including the chest. (descriptive and metaphorical)
- Modern dance incorporates movements that explore a variety of chest positions and expressions. (focuses on movement)
FAQs About the word chested
of Chest, Having (such) a chest; -- in composition; as, broad-chested; narrow-chested.
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The bodybuilder proudly displayed his **broad-chested** physique. (uses a descriptive compound adjective)
The hero, a **man of impressive stature**, charged into battle. (uses a descriptive phrase)
The historical painting depicted a **barrel-chested** pirate captain. (uses a specific adjective)
Wearing a flowing robe, the wise elder had a **slender but wiry** chest. (uses contrasting adjectives)
