"Slimmers" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Slimmers" Meaning

People who diet or watch their weight in order to lose weight.

"Slimmers" Examples

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1. Modest or elegant: He spent three hours agonizing over what to wear, trying to find something slimmers and sophisticated for the evening gala.

2. Reducing weight: Her slimmers lifestyle, coupled with regular exercise, led to a significant weight loss over the course of a year.

3. Narrower (width-wise): Despite the slimmer fitting, the new jeans still seemed to cling to every curve of her body.

4. Weighing less: The model, also a recovering anorexic, devoted herself to getting healthy without focusing on looking skinnier, and promoting a more positive, accepting body image, influencing others to focus on their own unique best.

5. Painting or creating designs that are narrow and delicate: The artist was known for her incredibly detailed and delicate work on paint, whose style intertwined neatly for creating particularly vivid, slimmers lines portrait of optical beauty.

"Slimmers" Similar Words

Slimed

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Covered or covered with a thick, wet paste made of slime, typically created by mold or fungus.<br><br>Example: "The decaying fruit was slimed with a thick green mold."

Slimier

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Preliminary. <br><br>Not yet fully formed or available.<br><br>Example: The new product is not yet fully developed, it's still in the preliminary stages.<br><br>Alternative spellings: slimier, slimmy, slimy

Slimiest

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The adjective "slimest" is superlative form of "slimy", which means:<br><br> Having an unpleasant, sticky, and watery consistency<br> Unpleasantly smooth or oily<br> Despicable or immoral; shamefully greedy or dishonest<br><br>Example: "The slimiest politician in office was caught embezzling funds."<br><br>It can also imply someone or something that is deceitful or unscrupulous.

Sliminess

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The quality of being slimy, unpleasantly smooth and slippery to the touch. It can refer to the texture of someone or something that is greasy or oily, and often associated with unpleasantness or grossness.

Slimline

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Meaning: <br><br>(Adjective) <br>1) Slightly above the standard weight, but not seriously overweight.<br>2) Very narrow, thin, or trim in shape or design.<br>3) Giving an advantage.<br><br>Example sentence:<br>"The slimline model is more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly."

Slimly

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Adverb form of "slim". Having a small amount or degree, barely, slightly.

Slimmed

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Reduced in size, width, or thickness; slender. Trades to a narrower or more moderate share or price.

Slimmer

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Having a relatively thin or slender body; not fat or overweight.

Slimmest

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Slimming

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The word "slimming" can have several meanings depending on the context, but here are a few possible interpretations:<br><br>1. Losing weight or reducing body fat, often as a result of dieting or exercise. For example: "She started a slimming diet last week."<br>2. Thin or slender in shape or figure, but this is often associated with the first meaning and describes someone who is trying to lose weight.<br>3. In mechanics and engineering, slimming can refer to reducing the weight of a vehicle or machine, often to improve fuel efficiency or performance.<br>4. In photography and design, slimming can refer to editing images to make them appear thinner or more slender.<br><br>In modern language, the most common meaning of slimming is related to weight loss or reducing body fat.

Slimness

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Slimness refers to the quality of being slender or thin. It can refer to a physical build or appearance, or it can describe something that is streamlined or sleek, with a smooth and efficient design.

Slims

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Thin or slender in build or shape.<br><br>Example: The slims way I am now after losing weight.

Slimy

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Sling

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A sling can have several meanings depending on the context:<br><br>1. A strap or bandage used to support or immobilize a limb with an injured arm.<br>Example: "She wore a sling to stabilize her broken collarbone."<br><br>2. A type of projectile weapon that consists of a leather strap or band wrapped around a projectile.<br>Example: "The ancient warriors used slings to launch stones at their enemies."<br><br>3. A form of flexible or elastic strap or bandage used to support an injured ankle or shoulder.<br>Example: "After twisting her ankle, she wrapped a sling around it to stabilize it."<br><br>In general, a sling refers to something that provides support or protection to a weak or injured body part.

Slingback

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Slinging

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To sling something means to throw or hurl something, especially in a quick, forceful motion, often with the arm or a sling. It can also refer to the act of criticizing or insulting someone in a humorous or light-hearted way.<br><br>Example: "She slung insults at her opponent during the debate."