lithe

UK
/laɪð/
US
/laɪð/

Translations

litheadjective
lither
Comp.
lithest
Super.
UK
/laɪð/
US
/laɪð/
Her lithe figure was the envy of many.
Её стройная фигура вызывала зависть у многих.
The dancer's lithe movements captivated the audience.
Гибкие движения танцовщицы заворожили зрителей.
Additional translations
litheverb
lithed
Past Simple
lithed
Past Participle
lithing
Gerund
UK
/laɪð/
US
/laɪð/
Archaic/rare verb meaning “to soften, make mild, appease, or bend.” Still attested in historical and literary texts; worth recording.

Definitions

litheadjective
Gracefully thin and bending easily; supple.
The dancer's lithe movements captivated the audience.
(Archaic) Mild or gentle.
The lithe breeze stirred the curtains.
litheverb
(Archaic) To make or become soft, gentle, or mild; to appease.
The preacher’s words did little to lithe their anger.