lithy (Meaning)
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lithy (a.)
Easily bent; pliable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithy
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lithy Sentence Examples
- Her lithy frame moved with effortless grace, as if she were dancing on air.
- The lithy gymnast performed gravity-defying feats on the uneven bars.
- With her lithy physique, she could contort her body into astonishing positions.
- The runner's lithy stride carried him to victory in the marathon.
- The dancer's lithy movements captivated the audience, leaving them spellbound.
- The young girl's lithy body allowed her to excel in ballet and gymnastics.
- The cat's lithy agility allowed it to leap onto high shelves with ease.
- The snake's lithy body slithered through the grass, its movements mesmerizing.
- The lithy climber ascended the sheer rock face with apparent effortlessness.
- The lithy swimmer sliced through the water with remarkable efficiency, showcasing her exceptional endurance.
FAQs About the word lithy
Easily bent; pliable.
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No antonyms found.
Her lithy frame moved with effortless grace, as if she were dancing on air.
The lithy gymnast performed gravity-defying feats on the uneven bars.
With her lithy physique, she could contort her body into astonishing positions.
The runner's lithy stride carried him to victory in the marathon.
