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slender-winged

slender-winged

7.0
Having long thin wings
  • adjective
translation icon : de alas esbeltas
  • The slender-winged bird glided gracefully through the air.

Examples

  • The slender-winged dragonflies darted gracefully over the pond.

  • That slender-winged butterfly is rarely seen in this region.

  • Among the many species, the slender-winged gull is easily recognized by its narrow wings.

  • Have you ever seen a slender-winged butterfly?

  • The slender-winged gull is known for its elegant flight over the ocean.

  • You can identify the slender-winged butterfly by its slim, delicate wings.

  • As I walked by the lake, I spotted slender-winged dragonflies hovering above the water.

Antonyms

224 1.0

Wide from one side to the other

Surface Forms

slender-winged positive

Morphology

slender-winged = slender + winged (transparent) = slender + wing + ed

The adjective is a straightforward compound of 'slender' + '-winged' (i.e., 'having slender wings'), a productive and transparent construction.

Etymology

Slender-winged joins slender ('thin' or 'slim') and winged (having wings), so it simply means 'having thin wings' and helps you picture birds or insects with long, narrow wings.