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antifat

antifat

1 6.4
Made to reduce body fat
  • adjective
: bajo en grasa (producto/alimentación)
  • These antifat attitudes found in the health care industry and society at large fuel self-dissatisfaction and even self-hatred among people of all body sizes (Polivy & Herman, 1987; Wooley & Wooley, 1979).

Examples

  • Such a bias resonates with antifat prejudice that fat persons are lazy or incompetent (revolting/rebellious).

    Academic text (2014)
  • Many fitness programs promote antifat messages that encourage healthier lifestyles.

  • The new diet plan includes several antifat dishes to help participants lose weight.

  • Some antifat campaigns aim to change societal views on body image and promote acceptance.

Antonyms

fat
16 1.0

A condition of having too much body weight that can harm health

How Fat-Reducing

antifat
1 6.4
low-cal
  • Informal
5 3.1

Surface Forms

antifat positive

Morphology

antifat = fat (transparent) = anti + fat

The meaning is directly built from 'anti-' meaning against and 'fat' meaning body fat.

Etymology

The word antifat comes from the parts anti- 'against' and fat 'body fat', like in antibiotic or anti-war where anti- means 'against'. So antifat describes something that fights or is made to reduce body fat.