leanness
- noun
- /ˈlinəs/
- In your opinion, is it a bad idea to simply cut until I achieve my leanness goals, or is it better to intersperse periods of increased calories?
- sports emphasizing leanness
Can you dial in your diet even more so that you can maintain your leanness, right?
- Can you dial in your diet even more so that you can maintain your leanness, right?
Examples
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Garner, Rosen, and Barry (1998) studied male and female athletes involved in sports that emphasize leanness (wrestling, gymnastics, figure skating, and diving) and compared them with groups of nonathletes.
Academic text (2004) -
Her leanness was evident in her toned muscles and low body fat percentage.
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But how did you develop that leanness at that point in your life?
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Can you dial in your diet even more so that you can maintain your leanness, right?
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The expected reaction would be for men and boys to turn to substances that change the body in promoting leanness and muscularity.
Academic text (2011) -
To reach real leanness, it's going to take eating less fat and creating satiety with high-volume plant foods.
Blog text (7) -
If weight or leanness is as important as it appears to be in gymnastics, gymnasts at different weight or body composition levels may experience different levels of pressure regarding weight loss.
Academic text (1996) -
He didn't have the leanness of Hutch, nor his chiseled features.
Fiction book (1991) -
From the standpoint of promoting leanness, exercise is of most value if oxidation of stored fat is maximized during and following the exercise sessions.
Blog text (24) -
Commercialization of the male body also has been presented as a plausible factor in boys and adolescent males seeking to morph their bodies in terms of leanness and muscularity.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
A person who has very little body fat
Being thin in a way that looks attractive
A thin, graceful shape that people find attractive
Being very thin in a way that looks unhealthy
A thin, small body that looks weak
A thin body with very little fat
Antonyms
How Thin
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leanness comes from lean, an old English word that means 'thin'. So when we talk about a person's leanness, we mean they have little body fat or are simply thin.