athletic

Modifies a noun

• prowess: An international rugby player, Liddell is best known for his athletic prowess immortalized in the film ' Chariots of Fire ' .
• physique: The fully prepared, athletic physique, attained after sustained intake of carbohydrates, requires both protein and the pure energy provided by glucose.
• workout: Body Attack An intense athletic workout using interval training techniques.
• footwear: Dark shoes must be worn; no athletic footwear.
• endeavor: Further successes were achieved in the country's athletic endeavors.
• shoe: My t-shirt [ a futuristic t-shirt with Manga designs ] , my shoes [ very high platform athletic shoes ] , all together.. .

Modifying Another Word

• dramatically: The jerseys have been slim cut for a dramatically athletic look and are made from Nike Sphere Dry.
• highly: As you might expect in this context, this was a fast and highly athletic piece, ... just the fierce exhilaration of performance.
• extremely: The best known exponent of tennis was Henry VIII who, as a young man, was extremely athletic and passionate about sport.
• very: His inclusion in the side would add a very athletic boost to the team.
• not: I hate sports Why can my husband not simply accept that I am not athletic?
• quite: You are actually quite athletic, aren't you?

Used with adjective complement

• become: A: She remained with me in the sense that I became very athletic during the course of the film.
• seem: But this does seem unduly athletic, given that we've merely refused to pay an extortionate price for a second Singha beer.
• have: Community centers Power to provide and equip buildings for use of clubs having athletic, social or educational objects.