athleticism
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4.2
- noun
- /æθˈlɛtɪsɪzəm/
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capacidad atlética
- Maggie always brings such an incredible mix of grace and athleticism.
- speed and athleticism
- size and athleticism
- strength and athleticism
It's like ballet and performance art in extraordinary athleticism.
- It's like ballet and performance art in extraordinary athleticism.
- And so it it it failed me the first two fights, like my athleticism, it wasn't great.
- But your relationship with drugs and alcohol took you away from your athleticism.
- Here you get some idea of the athleticism and precision associated with the champion cultivator.
- The fact that it could not eat and have like incredible focus, but also athleticism, like both endurance and explosive.
- But we were discussing just how different it was because the NBA hasn't seen someone with his height and his athleticism.
- Carioca do a couple other things just to showcase his athleticism and his, you know, his whatever how he can bend and twist.
- It's the the goal for this guy to stand on that debate stage and look at Ted Cruz and try to mock his athleticism as a kid.
Examples
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And he had to take advantage of his length and athleticism so he could score at the rim.
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Miami has two main strengths: their athleticism and their focused defense.
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Look at the athleticism here!
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There are simply few words to describe the strength and athleticism he brought to the game.
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Maybe even more impressive than his improved athleticism was his ability to play defense.
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I like how the coaching has helped him use his athleticism and speed more.
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And you can see it specifically in his athleticism and jumping ability.
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But Seattle wanted a target man, and Eddie had the athleticism to give it a go.
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Boobie Miles has it all, all in one great package the speed, the size, the athleticism.
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Maggie always brings such an incredible mix of grace and athleticism when she performs on stage.
Synonyms
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1.0
Physical or mental strength that helps you stay active
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1.7
Being physically healthy and strong from exercise and eating well
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3.4
Physical or mental energy that makes you active
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3.1
Good health and strength from regular exercise and healthy eating
A state of being full of energy and strength
A quality of taking part with energy and interest
How Athletic
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Morphology
Etymology
The word athleticism comes from the common word athlete and ultimately from an old Greek word athlos meaning 'contest' or 'prize'. So athleticism is the strength, speed, and energy someone shows when they move or compete like an athlete.