lankiness Antonyms
Strongest:
- sturdy
- stout
- beefy
- thickset
- stocky
- squat
- stubby
- heavyset
- pudgy
- stout
- chunky
- chunky
- sturdy
- chubby
- bulky
- thickset
- stubby
- chubby
- stumpy
- stocky
- stumpy
- beefy
- pudgy
- squat
- weighty
- heavyset
- weighty
- bulky
Strong:
- plump
- corpulent
- full
- fat
- portly
- fleshy
- corpulent
- overweight
- obese
- full
- portly
- fleshy
- rotund
- fat
- tubby
- plump
- tubby
- rotund
- obese
- overweight
Weak:
Meaning of lankiness
lankiness (n)
a tall and thin physique
lankiness (n.)
The condition or quality or being lanky.
lankiness Sentence Examples
- The player's lankiness made him an effective defender on the basketball court.
- Her lankiness was an advantage in the swimming pool, providing her with a sleek and hydrodynamic profile.
- The fashion model's lankiness was considered a desirable quality, contributing to her statuesque appearance.
- The giraffe's lankiness allowed it to reach high into the trees to browse on leaves.
- The weed's lankiness made it difficult to pull out of the garden.
- The dog's lankiness gave it a lanky, graceful gait.
- The cat's lankiness made it a skilled climber, able to scale tall trees with ease.
- The sculpture's lankiness conveyed a sense of movement and dynamism.
- The plant's lankiness made it appear delicate and fragile.
- The tower's lankiness made it seem like it could topple over at any moment.
FAQs About the word lankiness
a tall and thin physiqueThe condition or quality or being lanky.
gangling, spindly,gaunt, rangy, thin, slender, skinny, gangly, scrawny, rawboned
sturdy, stout, beefy, thickset, stocky, squat, stubby, heavyset, pudgy, stout
The player's lankiness made him an effective defender on the basketball court.
Her lankiness was an advantage in the swimming pool, providing her with a sleek and hydrodynamic profile.
The fashion model's lankiness was considered a desirable quality, contributing to her statuesque appearance.
The giraffe's lankiness allowed it to reach high into the trees to browse on leaves.
