spry Antonyms
Meaning of spry
spry (s)
moving quickly and lightly
spry Sentence Examples
- Despite her advanced age, she remained spry and active, surprising everyone with her youthful energy.
- The children danced around with spry steps, their laughter echoing through the playground.
- As the hikers ascended the mountain, their spry guide led them through the challenging terrain with ease.
- The spry kitten pounced on its toy, its agile movements a testament to its youthful vitality.
- The elderly gentleman walked into the coffee shop with a spry gait, belying his years.
- The spry squirrel darted up the tree trunk, its bushy tail twitching with excitement.
- The ballerina's performance was characterized by her spry jumps and graceful movements.
- The athlete's spry recovery from an injury amazed the doctors and ensured a quick return to the field.
- The spry fox outwitted the hunter, leaving him empty-handed and bewildered.
- The spry old dog still loved to chase squirrels in the park, bringing joy to everyone who witnessed his antics.
FAQs About the word spry
moving quickly and lightly
graceful, agile, lightsome, lissome, balletic, gracile, lithe, limber,nimble, light-foot
graceless, ungainly, klutzy, rigid, lumbering, rigid, klutzy, graceless, awkward, uncoordinated
Despite her advanced age, she remained spry and active, surprising everyone with her youthful energy.
The children danced around with spry steps, their laughter echoing through the playground.
As the hikers ascended the mountain, their spry guide led them through the challenging terrain with ease.
The spry kitten pounced on its toy, its agile movements a testament to its youthful vitality.
