toned
- adjective
- /toʊnd/
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definido
- I wanna have nice lean, toned, muscular fit legs.
I wanna have nice lean, toned, muscular fit legs.
- I wanna have nice lean, toned, muscular fit legs.
- It can get very like lean toned arms without building huge muscle mass.
Examples
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Every muscle in her body was well toned, but her coat kept that fact hidden.
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It can get very like lean toned arms without building huge muscle mass.
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We're working the butt, those hamstrings, we're going to get those toned and strong.
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Toned muscles slid beneath tanned skin.
Fiction book (1992) -
After months of lifting weights, he developed toned muscles that impressed everyone at the gym.
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She follows a strict workout regimen to achieve toned abs by the summer.
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With regular yoga and pilates, her body became more toned and flexible.
Synonyms
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2.8
Having strong, well-developed muscles
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3.7
A person with large, strong muscles
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6.9
Having a strong, muscular body
Having strong, clearly visible muscles from exercise
Having a strong body like a fit athlete
Antonyms
Compounds
How Toned
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Toned comes from the word tone, from the old Greek tonos meaning 'stretch' or 'tension'. That's why 'toned' muscles are firm: they have good muscle 'tone' or healthy tension.