Willowy Definition

wĭlō-ē
willowiest, willowier
adjective
willowier, willowiest
Covered or shaded with willows.
Webster's New World
Like a willow.
Webster's New World
The definition of willowy is something covered by a willow tree, or a tall, thin and graceful person.
An example of willowy is a picnic table under a willow tree.
An example of willowy is the 60's model Twiggy.
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Other Word Forms of Willowy

Adjective

Base Form:
willowy
Comparative:
willowier
Superlative:
willowiest

Willowy Sentence Examples

  • To balance the loose, willowy look of the top, wear a peasant top over a mini skirt.

  • After winning a competition for a three-year contract with Elite Model Management, this willowy model moved to New York City for easy access to jobs and her agents.

  • One of the rare female Guardians, Jenn was tall and willowy with dark hair and green eyes, a studied air of seduction, and the ability to penetrate any group he sent her after.

  • The dropped neckline and willowy fabric create shape and definition in an otherwise straight body.

  • Only the tall, willowy Cher could pull off this look as she took home the Best Actress Award for her unforgettable role in Moonstruck.

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