reedlike
- adjective
- /ˈriːdˌlaɪk/
- The dancer's reedlike grace was evident in every movement she made.
Examples
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Her reedlike figure made her stand out in the crowd.
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The reedlike plants swayed gently in the breeze.
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Tall, reedlike plants swayed gently in the breeze by the lake.
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His tall, reedlike figure made him stand out in the crowd.
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The tall, reedlike plants swayed gently in the breeze by the riverbank.
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She admired the reedlike structure of the elegant grass growing in the meadow.
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The artist captured the essence of the reedlike figures in his stunning sculpture.
Synonyms
Tall, thin, and straight like long grass by water
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Etymology
Reedlike comes from reed, a common plant by lakes that is a 'tall, thin plant', and the ending -like, which means 'similar'. Picture thin plants standing straight in the water, and you can see why reedlike means 'tall, slender, and upright'.