shape
- noun
- /ʃeɪp/
- Certainly, I think being in good physical shape helps your general life.
- in good shape
- in bad shape
- in poor shape
I feel a little bit out of shape vlogging wise.
- I feel a little bit out of shape vlogging wise.
- But I'm in pretty good shape for the shape that I'm in.
- Like being in good shape is super basic.
- And his health was in dire shape, which understandably so.
- And also I'm not in as good shape as I thought I was.
- The mess hall was the little PT just to stay in shape and began training.
- He was in good shape, a bit thinner.
Examples
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I'm in good shape.
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Their muscles may be getting bigger, their body shape may be changing.
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Who would you say is in better shape, you or this man?
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And I know what fits my body shape because it's my job.
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And isn't really in the best shape or health to be there.
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We're two out-of-shape middle-aged guys.
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She's in bad shape.
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How do you stay in such good shape if you eat so much sugar?
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You might need a stent, but you're in good shape; you eat right, you exercise.
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Will you be in shape to meet me there in an hour?
Synonyms
How good or bad something is at a particular time
The shape of a person's body
Being physically healthy and strong from exercise and eating well
A person who is fit and healthy because they exercise regularly
The shape and size of a person's or animal's body
The shape, size, and condition of a person's body
How healthy and fit a person's body is
Good health and strength from regular exercise and healthy eating
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Archaic
A morning way of choosing dock workers who gather and are picked for daily jobs
A shape with a round base that narrows to a single point at the top like an ice cream cone
- Specialized
A smooth bell-shaped curve that shows how values spread around the average
- Specialized
Seeing a solid object like a door as the same form from different angles
How Fit
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word shape comes from an old English verb sceapian meaning 'to form' or 'make', similar to the German schaffen. So when we say someone is in good shape, we are talking about the way their body is 'formed' or its physical condition.