svelte
IPA: svˈɛɫt
adjective
- Attractively thin; gracefully slender.
- Refined, delicate.
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Examples of "svelte" in Sentences
- She is actually quite svelte.
- It's distracting from her svelte figure.
- Jessica Simpson unveils her svelte frame.
- Women use it to keep their svelte figures.
- Ronaldo shows off new svelte figure in Brazil.
- Hilary Duff shows off her svelte figure in tight sweater dress.
- There is a man's svelte blazer tailored in a red flowered ivory brocade.
- The compact exhaust bundle also allowed a svelte packaging of the engine bay.
- He reckons Kate Middleton would be a great skater thanks to her svelte figure.
- Back in the 70s, they were all svelte teen heartthrobs, keen to preserve their pin up appeal.
- Our server was Chenoa, who I’ve already described as a svelte-er, softer, smarter version of Kelly Osbourne.
- Meanwhile, making me feel nice and svelte is Kenneth Brumley, half a ton and taking in 30,000 calories a day.
- They have to beat around the bush and chase their friends to the swamps by throwing things like "svelte" at them.
- So the netbook proved the market for, not necessarily thin-client, but a sort of "svelte" client-a slimmed down ...
- The Swedish blonde for whom the word 'svelte' seems especially fitting, she crafted iconic portraits with Horst P. Horst,
- Boldly defying his own "svelte" President, Crawford called upon his nation to enter the fat race, concluding with a rousing echo of Churchill:
- Nashville, where she lives with husband Keith Urban looking remarkably svelte, which is all the more amazing as she gave birth just ten days ago.
- Shed never been what you might call svelte, but then she had left town and gone to live in Baltimore, and by the time she came back shed piled on the pounds.