sporty
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3.3
- adjective
- /ˈspɔrti/
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deportivo
- The new sporty car is not only fast but also has a stylish design that attracts attention.
- sporty and fun
She's leaner, clearly taller, sportier, and most importantly more youthful.
- She's leaner, clearly taller, sportier, and most importantly more youthful.
- It is a modern, slightly sporty looking crossover.
- But when I want like a tight sporty kind of athleisure fit tank, this is what I mean.
- This car comes with like a sporty driving sound.
- Like I kind of enjoy this low key skipping vintage sporty vibes.
- And I can see you're here today and you'd love us a sporty car.
Examples
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We want good styling, good gas mileage, and something sporty and fun to drive.
Blog text (31) -
She said she wanted a sporty car, now she's freaking out.
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Felt like I was wearing a bit too, bit too sporty clothes.
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Also on the topic of clothes, was feeling sporty today.
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My family was a very motivated and sporty family so hockey was a big deal to us.
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"I like when a chick drives a sporty little car."
Fiction book (1999) -
Eric, you just bought yourself a sporty new car; you've got a big hello for everybody.
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Many outdoor enthusiasts love them because they provide warmth, are sporty, and have been manufactured from recycled materials.
Blog text (5) -
It is a modern, slightly sporty looking crossover.
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He wore a sporty outfit for the gym, complete with bright colors and comfortable shoes.
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How Sporty
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Etymology
Sporty comes from sport plus the ending -y, and sport originally meant 'play' or 'fun'. So sporty describes a look or style that feels like sports — active, casual, and made for moving around.