adjective

slim

thin, slender, slight

She has a very slim figure.

She has a very slim figure.

There is a slim chance of success.

There is a slim chance of success.

He read a slim volume of poetry.

He read a slim volume of poetry.

((slim)) + noun thin or slender ~ She has a slim waist.

Synonyms: slender, thin, narrow; Antonyms: fat, wide, broad

From Dutch 'slim' meaning 'bad, crooked', which shifted in English to mean 'slender'.

Imagine someone on a diet to 'slim' down. This word describes the result: being 'slim'.

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