to slenderize
- verb
- /ˈslɛndərˌaɪz/
- Many people believe that certain styles can slenderize their body shape significantly.
Examples
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My fragile fingernails with slenderizing potential offer me no disguise; they break off despite multiple coats of colored lacquer, hardener, acrylic, and silk.
Fiction book (1994) -
All black has nothing on a look like this when it comes to slenderizing effects.
Blog text (20) -
Pink jellies and this fucking ruffled playsuit, way gross, and she is all, it's slenderizing, whatever that's supposed to mean.
Fiction book (1998) -
A pair of brown velvet slacks, one leg cut against the bias so that it shone a deeper hue and slenderized the left hip without diminishing the right, looked great under strobe light.
Fiction book (1999) -
Wearing dark colors can help slenderize your appearance and boost your confidence.
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She chose a dress that would slenderize her silhouette for the evening party.
Synonyms
To become thinner by losing fat
To lose weight and become thinner
Antonyms
How Slim
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word slenderize comes from the adjective slender, meaning 'thin' or 'slim', plus the verb-making ending -ize, meaning 'to make'. So to slenderize something is to make it or make it appear thinner.