skinniness (Meaning)

Wordnet

skinniness (n)

the bodily property of lacking flesh

Webster

Quality of being skinny.

The model's extreme skinniness raised concerns about her health and well-being.
The runway shows featured models with alarming skinniness, promoting an unhealthy body image.
The ballerina's skinniness allowed her to execute intricate dance moves with grace and agility.
My friend's rapid weight loss resulted in an alarming skinniness that concerned us all.
The malnourished child's skinniness brought to light the desperate need for food assistance.
The famine's devastating effects were evident in the skinniness of the survivors.
The athlete's rigorous training program had led to excessive skinniness, compromising their performance.
Fashion designers were criticized for perpetuating the ideal of skinniness as the epitome of beauty.
The teenager's skinniness was not due to an eating disorder but rather a rare medical condition.
The skeletal remains unearthed from the archaeological site indicated extreme skinniness and hardship during that era.

the bodily property of lacking fleshQuality of being skinny.

gauntness, weediness, fitness,trimness, leanness, thinness, scrawniness, slenderness, slimness,svelteness

pudginess, chubbiness, fat, embonpoint, corpulency, adiposity, grossness, corpulence, pudginess, embonpoint

The model's extreme skinniness raised concerns about her health and well-being.

The runway shows featured models with alarming skinniness, promoting an unhealthy body image.

The ballerina's skinniness allowed her to execute intricate dance moves with grace and agility.

My friend's rapid weight loss resulted in an alarming skinniness that concerned us all.