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slender
/ˈslɛndə/
When describing a person's build, it carries a strong positive connotation of elegance, grace, and health. It differs from "thin" (which is neutral) or "skinny" (which often implies an unattractive or unhealthy lack of flesh). In the context of quantity or amount, the word shifts toward a negative or precarious feeling. It suggests something that is barely sufficient or dangerously close to being inadequate, creating a sense of fragility or risk. When applied to physical objects or geography, it emphasizes a delicate narrowness. The image is one of a thin line or a slight bridge, often implying a certain aesthetic refinement or a strategic vulnerability.
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found this 90s slip dress but the model is way too slender. i'll probably look like a potato.
stop spiraling and just check the size chart before you blow your last ten bucks.