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lithesome

/ ˈɪðə /

adjective

  1. a less common word for lissom

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of lithesome1

C18: from lithe + -some 1
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In the new movie, there are two of them: Meet AMELIA, a lithesome blond who opens the film decimating a bunker somewhere near the border of Turkey and Iran.

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The lithesome, elegant musical style known as choro originated in Rio during the 19th century, as an adaptation of folk traditions like the Cuban habanera and the Polish mazurka.

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Ms. Waltz knows her way around a stage; her lithesome dancers are individuals.

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“You are so hot and intelligent and lithesome and taut,” the judge read from the notebook, followed by an entry with sexual expletives.

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His presence was overwhelming, yet equally evident was the lithesome grace of it.

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